[OpenAFS] mountpoints in windows XP
Ron Croonenberg
ronc@depauw.edu
Fri, 23 Jul 2004 09:17:59 CT
Hello,
when I look at /afs I see two directories.
afs-2.csc.depauw.edu and
afs-2.csc.depauw.edu
When I mount a volume that is owned by user cowboy, then I should have
something like :
/afs/afs-2.csc.depauw.edu/home/cowboy that is mapped to (let's say) m: right ?
(at least that is similar to how I set it up in a linux client and that works)
Anyway, when I try to access that volume "nothing happens" no list etc etc.
When I browse through /afs I can just walk through the directories and go to
the sub dir ..../home/cowboy, even open a file but not save anything.
however when I add this drive mapping :
/afs/.afs-2.csc.depauw.edu/home/cowboy then it looks like I can do everything
that I expected to do. I know that the .afs-2.csc.depauw.edu is the rw volume,
but I thought that the afs-2.csc.depauw.edu cell was what needed to be mounted.
Another thing, in the setup, "drive letters" advanced (the submounts tab) I
cannot remove any entries in the list.
It seems I can connect to the new cell now (however there's still a bunch wrong)
but I can't seem to connect to the old cell anymore (at the same time)
Another thing I noticed, even when I don't have any tokens, I still can access
the volume that I was connected to before.
Ron
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