[OpenAFS] The /afs directory
William Roberts
wroberts@reserveamerica.com
Thu, 14 Mar 2002 16:11:07 -0800
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Hello,
We are running openafs server on RedHat linux 7.1. One our staff =
members somehow created an AFS file in the / directory in place of the =
afs directory. AFS is still running ok but I cannot cd into any of the =
directories because it thinks /afs does not exist. I cannot get rid of =
the afs file created because the system still thinks that afs is still =
mounted there. Has anything like this ever happened to anyone out =
there? If I bring down the services, then get rid of the afs file and =
recreate /afs directory, will I lose all my other mount points? Any =
advice?=20
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