[OpenAFS] Starting the AFS client from Hibernation

[Patrick Berge]

Well with Linux I already had a script to reset my network and sound
drivers both of which did not survive a hibranation restore.  So it only
made sense to start and stop afs.  Thanks for the info I will replace it
with "fs checks -all".

Patrick D. Berge
bergep@us.ibm.com



                                                                                                                                   
                      Derek Atkins                                                                                                 
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                      04/10/2003 12:20         Subject:  Re: [OpenAFS] Starting the AFS client from Hibernation                    
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Patrick Berge <bergep@us.ibm.com> writes:

> My Win2k laptop has the AFS 1.2.8a client to access AFS data.  I noticed
> the "Start the AFS Client Service whenever this computer restarts" option
> and it works fine for power downs.  I rarely power it down using
> hibernation instead.  I would like to see a "Start the AFS Client Service
> from Hibernation"  option added or some help writing a script to do so.
>
> With Linux on my laptop I wrote a quick little script to run after
> hibernation to check for a network connection and if so start the AFS
> client.  I was not able to find any information on writing scripts for
> recovery from Windows hibernation.

Eh?  On linux you don't need to start/stop AFS going into/out-of
hibernation.  All you need to do is "fs checks -all" when the network
comes back up...

> Patrick D. Berge
> bergep@us.ibm.com

-derek

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