[OpenAFS-devel] Openafs 1.3.63 on MacOS X 10.3 panther.

[Jimmy Engelbrecht]

Jimmy Engelbrecht <jimmy@e.kth.se> writes:

> We compiled Openafs 1.3.63 on panther.
> 
> The good thing is that the mac hasent crashed for a whole day now, which is
> unusual compared to 1.2.11 .
> 
> But if you move a file from outside your homedir (other finder mountpoint?)
> to your homedir you get "Error 36". This is propably because the finder
> tries to make a directory called /afs/.Trash and gets the error:
> 
> Failed to make directory "/afs/.Trash"; Read-only file system
> 
> the finder does propably not understand the errorcode and get confused.
> And gives you an errormessage "Error 36 - bla bla bla".
> 
> BUT, if you would get an "permission denied" istead of "Read-only file
> system" the finder would work fine.
> 
> starting afsd with "-nosettime -afsdb -stat 3000 -dcache 2400 -daemons 5
> -volumes 128 -rootvol root.afs.rw -fakestat " solves the problem IF the
> volume root.afs.rw is NOT replicated. Of course this makes it impossible to
> run with dynroot.
> 
> I think we should always return "permission denied" on MacOS instead of
> "Read-only file system", that would solve the problem.

Now we cant get it work again, error 36 persists.
Our theory might be completly wrong.

sorry.

/Jimmy