[OpenAFS-port-darwin] Installing earlier version - top level GUI issue

[Gene Van Buren]

While not a solution to the root of the problem, it may help
out your user: create a soft link to the top AFS directory
that you'd like to access on the Desktop:

ln -s /afs/blah.lah.com/dir1/dir2 ~/Desktop/AFSTopDir

The user can then simply double click on the AFSTopDir
icon and get to the directory they need.

If that doesn't work, something else is awry.

-Gene

On Aug 19, 2004, at 3:48 PM, JOSHUA R HYMAN wrote:

> From the command line I can klog, receive tokens, browse down through 
> the directory tree, all with
> apparently correct permissions.  The uid and user names match between 
> the Mac and AFS.  I have worked
> with AFS on both linux and Windows but for the life of me I can't 
> figure out why I can't see the directories
> below the top level in the GUI.  Without GUI access, we're dead in the 
> water.  The guy who owns this
> computer doesn't know what a command terminal is.
>
> Josh
>
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