[OpenAFS] Evaluating AFS for in house use, RFCs...

[Horst Birthelmer]

On Feb 3, 2006, at 1:30 AM, ted creedon wrote:
> Forget Samba. AFS is better and more secure and more hack proof.

Now that's a nice statement for an AFS list ;-)

BTW, I think the benefit of having that Samba solution is that you  
don't have to make changes to the clients.
I wouldn't be happy to travel to 30+ offices across the world (or  
wherever) to install the AFS client, even if I'd be totally convinced  
that it's the 'better' solution.

... and, Samba and AFS are as secure or unsecure as the admins make  
it. The question is how much work you would have to do, to make it  
secure, but that's completely beyond the point.

Horst