On 7/2/2015 9:42 AM, Andreas Ladanyi wrote: > Hi, > >> What's wrong with dynroot? Do you have the root.afs and root.cell >> volumes in place? > On the OpenAFS Quick Start Guide it was recommend to switch dynroot off. > But i changed the file to: > > # OpenAFS Client Configuration > AFSD_ARGS="-dynroot -fakestat -afsdb" > > # OpenAFS Server Configuration > BOSSERVER_ARGS= > > > The root.cell and root.afs volumes are created with: > > vos create server /vicepa root.afs > vos create server /vicepa root.cell > > > > vos listvol server > Total number of volumes on server partition /vicepa: 2 > root.afs 536870912 RW 2 K On-line > root.cell 536870918 RW 2 K On-line > > Total volumes onLine 2 ; Total volumes offLine 0 ; Total busy 0 > > > ls /vicepa/ > AFSIDat Lock lost+found V0536870912.vol V0536870918.vol > > > fs la /afs/ > fs: Invalid argument; it is possible that /afs/ is not in AFS. > > fs mkmount /afs/cellname root.cell > fs: mount points must be created within the AFS file system > > > > Andy
When you use dynroot /afs does not refer to the root.afs volume in the workstation cell. Instead it dynamically generates mount points cellname -> #cell:root.cell. .cellname -> %cell:root.cell. The fs mkmount command cannot be used to manipulate the contents of /afs.
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