[OpenAFS-port-darwin] Mount_afs question

[Jonathan Z. Simon]

John,

If you've played around with mount_afs enough, especially with sudo, 
while struggling to get it to work, I'd reboot first and see if that 
helps.

I don't have your "/" problem. This is literally the line I use from a 
tcsh script to mount my home directory:

set mntpt = /Volumes/$user-afs; mkdir $mntpt; mount_afs h.isr.$user 
$mntpt

Since my username is jzsimon, I get an afs volume mounted with the name 
jzsimon-afs.

I do have mild, probably unrelated, problems. If I mount both /afs and 
/Volumes/jzsimon-afs, then when I cd to my afs home directory, pwd no 
longer works (though it works fine if only one or the other is mounted).

Jonathan

>> So my volume name is h.isr.jzsimon
>
> Right
>
> So I create the directory in volumes:
>
>     mkdir /Volumes/jwelch
>
> Then I mount the volume:
>     mount_afs user.jwelch /Volumes/jwelch
>
> I get the icon on the desktop, but it's named "/"
>
> Via the command line, I have full access
>
> Via the finder? Nothing. I know my UID matches, and I have tickets, 
> because
> if I just traverse the AFS tree to my homedir, that works fine.
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