In message [EMAIL PROTECTED],Jan Johansson writes:
All of the above have one common problem. When the disk run out
you have big problem. Ladies and gentlemen can we please have
your attention. Please stop working, close your files and hold
you hands up while we move your data to a new disk. Thank
You received many good answers and I would just like to add some
small details.
Leroy Tennison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How does AFS compare in administrative burden compared to the
common PC NOSes (NetWare and AD)?
It has been quite long since I saw NetWare but keeping file
history so users
Leroy Tennison wrote:
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Is there a Linux GUI for day-to-day administration?
No, I'm afraid.
What is the status of server-side byte-range locking? If this isn't a
near-term reality what alternatives do people use (SQL server is
obviously a possibility, are there other
Christof Hanke wrote:
Leroy Tennison wrote:
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What are people doing for printing, particularly Windows printing?
OpenAFS is nothing like Samba where you share printers and files alike
over the network. It's a filesystem. Printing has to be done separately.
Still it's a valid
On Dec 13, 2005, at 1:20 PM, Leroy Tennison wrote:
I am just learning OpenAFS and am very impressed with what I see so
far. As a result I'm now interested in getting a broad overall
picture of it and have several questions.
A recent post stated that they had about 7000 users in a single
On Tue, Dec 13, 2005 at 06:20:48AM -0600, Leroy Tennison wrote:
A recent post stated that they had about 7000 users in a single cell,
I'm wondering what a realistic maximum is (assume 'average' end user
file activity - nothing extraordinary). I saw in the archives a
refernce to 45k and a
Leroy Tennison [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
A recent post stated that they had about 7000 users in a single cell,
I'm wondering what a realistic maximum is (assume 'average' end user
file activity - nothing extraordinary).
I don't see any reason why there would ever be any maximum. I suppose at
Leroy Tennison wrote:
How stable and trouble free is the Windows client? (I saw a statement
that the Windows server was considered experimental and not being
maintained).
Hosting AFS file, volume database, and protection servers on Microsoft
Windows platforms is not recommended. There are
On Tue, 13 Dec 2005, Leroy Tennison wrote:
Is there a Linux GUI for day-to-day administration?
I've never seen an administration GUI that didn't fail to scale long
before the scaling limits of the underlying technology were reached.
Invariably, my day-to-day reality far exceeds the
Am Dienstag, 13. Dezember 2005 13:20 schrieb ext Leroy Tennison:
Is there a Linux GUI for day-to-day administration?
AFAIK not.
What is the status of server-side byte-range locking? If this isn't a
near-term reality what alternatives do people use (SQL server is
obviously a possibility,
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