Comments on: How to get your Linux-based AFP server to show up correctly in Leopard’s new Finder http://www.disgruntled-dutch.com/2007/general/how-to-get-your-linux-based-afp-server-to-show-up-correctly-in-leopards-new-finder The ins and outs of Yvo's life. Fri, 05 Feb 2010 19:47:07 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Avinash Meetoo: Blog » Installing Avahi and AFP on the DNS-323 http://www.disgruntled-dutch.com/2007/general/how-to-get-your-linux-based-afp-server-to-show-up-correctly-in-leopards-new-finder/comment-page-1#comment-33828 Avinash Meetoo: Blog » Installing Avahi and AFP on the DNS-323 Mon, 02 Nov 2009 06:59:12 +0000 http://www.disgruntled-dutch.com/2007/general/how-to-get-your-linux-based-afp-server-to-show-up-correctly-in-leopards-new-finder/#comment-33828 [...] 4) Create /ffp/etc/avahi/services/afpd.service as show here. [...] [...] 4) Create /ffp/etc/avahi/services/afpd.service as show here. [...]

]]> By: kiding's me2DAY http://www.disgruntled-dutch.com/2007/general/how-to-get-your-linux-based-afp-server-to-show-up-correctly-in-leopards-new-finder/comment-page-1#comment-33564 kiding's me2DAY Sat, 10 Oct 2009 17:53:50 +0000 http://www.disgruntled-dutch.com/2007/general/how-to-get-your-linux-based-afp-server-to-show-up-correctly-in-leopards-new-finder/#comment-33564 <strong>동성_의 ...</strong> How to get your Linux-based AFP server to show up correctly in Leopard’s new Finder... 동성_의 …

How to get your Linux-based AFP server to show up correctly in Leopard’s new Finder…

]]> By: G. Armour Van Horn http://www.disgruntled-dutch.com/2007/general/how-to-get-your-linux-based-afp-server-to-show-up-correctly-in-leopards-new-finder/comment-page-1#comment-30522 G. Armour Van Horn Mon, 18 May 2009 21:51:15 +0000 http://www.disgruntled-dutch.com/2007/general/how-to-get-your-linux-based-afp-server-to-show-up-correctly-in-leopards-new-finder/#comment-30522 Fixing Netatalk in my Debian server probably would have been the better approach, but it looks like way too much work today. In fact, the reason I'm running Debian was that they had Netatalk as a standard option so I didn't have to compile it. So I cheated, following the instructions below to simply tell Leopard to allow cleartext. (I also told it not to warn.) I used the "defaults write ..." option that he hadn't tested, worked fine. http://www.macosxhints.com/article.php?story=20071028025409750&mode=print Van Fixing Netatalk in my Debian server probably would have been the better approach, but it looks like way too much work today. In fact, the reason I’m running Debian was that they had Netatalk as a standard option so I didn’t have to compile it.

So I cheated, following the instructions below to simply tell Leopard to allow cleartext. (I also told it not to warn.) I used the “defaults write …” option that he hadn’t tested, worked fine.
http://www.macosxhints.com/article.php?story=20071028025409750&mode=print

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]]> By: Problems mounting a Debian drive over AFP at simonwheatley.co.uk http://www.disgruntled-dutch.com/2007/general/how-to-get-your-linux-based-afp-server-to-show-up-correctly-in-leopards-new-finder/comment-page-1#comment-15853 Problems mounting a Debian drive over AFP at simonwheatley.co.uk Sat, 05 Apr 2008 13:16:44 +0000 http://www.disgruntled-dutch.com/2007/general/how-to-get-your-linux-based-afp-server-to-show-up-correctly-in-leopards-new-finder/#comment-15853 [...] and appearing in the “Shared” areas of the finder, for which you can find instructions there. Some Debian chutzpah will be required to follow both these sets of [...] [...] and appearing in the “Shared” areas of the finder, for which you can find instructions there. Some Debian chutzpah will be required to follow both these sets of [...]

]]> By: Frazze http://www.disgruntled-dutch.com/2007/general/how-to-get-your-linux-based-afp-server-to-show-up-correctly-in-leopards-new-finder/comment-page-1#comment-11798 Frazze Thu, 27 Dec 2007 21:12:30 +0000 http://www.disgruntled-dutch.com/2007/general/how-to-get-your-linux-based-afp-server-to-show-up-correctly-in-leopards-new-finder/#comment-11798 Indeed a professional summary. I works much better. Maybe a bit too good: I have three (3) servers in Shared, although I only have two (2) enabled on my Ubuntu 7.10 Linux server: AFP and SMB. Both also configured in avahi. Somehow I get two instances of SMB - one with PC icon and one with Mac icon. What to do? Indeed a professional summary. I works much better. Maybe a bit too good: I have three (3) servers in Shared, although I only have two (2) enabled on my Ubuntu 7.10 Linux server: AFP and SMB. Both also configured in avahi.

Somehow I get two instances of SMB – one with PC icon and one with Mac icon. What to do?

]]> By: Sebastian http://www.disgruntled-dutch.com/2007/general/how-to-get-your-linux-based-afp-server-to-show-up-correctly-in-leopards-new-finder/comment-page-1#comment-10318 Sebastian Tue, 13 Nov 2007 14:47:26 +0000 http://www.disgruntled-dutch.com/2007/general/how-to-get-your-linux-based-afp-server-to-show-up-correctly-in-leopards-new-finder/#comment-10318 I got this error in log: DSIConfigInit: Error registering afp://127.0.1.1/?NAME=server&ZONE= with SRVLOC And I don't know what this is about. Can anyone please help me with this issue? I got this error in log:

DSIConfigInit: Error registering afp://127.0.1.1/?NAME=server&ZONE= with SRVLOC

And I don’t know what this is about. Can anyone please help me with this issue?

]]> By: Gareth Williams http://www.disgruntled-dutch.com/2007/general/how-to-get-your-linux-based-afp-server-to-show-up-correctly-in-leopards-new-finder/comment-page-1#comment-9884 Gareth Williams Wed, 31 Oct 2007 20:39:39 +0000 http://www.disgruntled-dutch.com/2007/general/how-to-get-your-linux-based-afp-server-to-show-up-correctly-in-leopards-new-finder/#comment-9884 Alas, it didn't work for me. I get an Error Code -5002 when I try to connect to my netatalk server. Alas, it didn’t work for me. I get an Error Code -5002 when I try to connect to my netatalk server.

]]> By: Yvo http://www.disgruntled-dutch.com/2007/general/how-to-get-your-linux-based-afp-server-to-show-up-correctly-in-leopards-new-finder/comment-page-1#comment-9775 Yvo Mon, 29 Oct 2007 15:00:49 +0000 http://www.disgruntled-dutch.com/2007/general/how-to-get-your-linux-based-afp-server-to-show-up-correctly-in-leopards-new-finder/#comment-9775 Ah yes. Wordpress and its code mangling :-). I changed the step to instead download the file from this web server. Thanks for letting me know about that and glad that my article was able to help! Ah yes. Wordpress and its code mangling :-) . I changed the step to instead download the file from this web server. Thanks for letting me know about that and glad that my article was able to help!

]]> By: Cody Robbins http://www.disgruntled-dutch.com/2007/general/how-to-get-your-linux-based-afp-server-to-show-up-correctly-in-leopards-new-finder/comment-page-1#comment-9763 Cody Robbins Mon, 29 Oct 2007 08:18:15 +0000 http://www.disgruntled-dutch.com/2007/general/how-to-get-your-linux-based-afp-server-to-show-up-correctly-in-leopards-new-finder/#comment-9763 Hi Yvo! Thanks for writing this up -- it's exactly what I was looking for. I knew there had to be a Zeroconf daemon for Debian, but I had no idea what it was called, or how to make it work if I did. I also had to build netatalk from the source package in order to use DHX authentication, as you suggested. I was just using the cleartext UAM in Tiger, because it's just on my secure local network. But Leopard apparently no longer allows cleartext AFP passwords at all, because I could no longer connect to any netatalk shares with just the cleartext UAM. There were some issues building the UAM, but, now that it's all working, it's so great to be able to have my file server show up in Finder's sidebar now! The XML you posted for <code>afpd.service</code> looks like it got a little mangled by the blog formatting. I wrote up a blog post about my issues, and I posted the XML I used: <a href="http://blog.wearesakuzaku.com/94-making-netatalk-work-on-debian-with-leopard/" rel="nofollow">Making <code>netatalk</code> Work on Debian with Leopard</a> Hi Yvo! Thanks for writing this up — it’s exactly what I was looking for. I knew there had to be a Zeroconf daemon for Debian, but I had no idea what it was called, or how to make it work if I did. I also had to build netatalk from the source package in order to use DHX authentication, as you suggested. I was just using the cleartext UAM in Tiger, because it’s just on my secure local network. But Leopard apparently no longer allows cleartext AFP passwords at all, because I could no longer connect to any netatalk shares with just the cleartext UAM. There were some issues building the UAM, but, now that it’s all working, it’s so great to be able to have my file server show up in Finder’s sidebar now!

The XML you posted for afpd.service looks like it got a little mangled by the blog formatting. I wrote up a blog post about my issues, and I posted the XML I used:

Making netatalk Work on Debian with Leopard

]]> By: SAKUZAKU » Blog Archive » Making netatalk Work on Debian with Leopard http://www.disgruntled-dutch.com/2007/general/how-to-get-your-linux-based-afp-server-to-show-up-correctly-in-leopards-new-finder/comment-page-1#comment-9762 SAKUZAKU » Blog Archive » Making netatalk Work on Debian with Leopard Mon, 29 Oct 2007 07:59:34 +0000 http://www.disgruntled-dutch.com/2007/general/how-to-get-your-linux-based-afp-server-to-show-up-correctly-in-leopards-new-finder/#comment-9762 [...] Yvo van Doorn describes how to get your Linux-based AFP server to show up correctly in Leopard’s new Finder. Was Glück! I knew there had to be a Zeroconf daemon for Debian, but I had no idea what it was [...] [...] Yvo van Doorn describes how to get your Linux-based AFP server to show up correctly in Leopard’s new Finder. Was Glück! I knew there had to be a Zeroconf daemon for Debian, but I had no idea what it was [...]

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