You cannot mount to an iPhone or iPod Touch with the third-party DataCase app on it -- it times out.
For example:
(a snippet of the below...)
tygris@redwolf ~ $ avahi-browse -a -r
+ eth0 IPv4 RedWolf's iPod touch Apple File Sharing local
= eth0 IPv4 RedWolf's iPod touch Apple File Sharing local
hostname = [RedWolf-s-iPod-touch.local]
address = [192.168.1.10]
port = [12346]
txt = []
(and now the full error)
tygris@redwolf ~ $ afp_client mount -o 12346 192.168.1.10:Docs mount Mounting 192.168.1.10 from Docs on mount
Could not connect, never got a response to getstatus, Connection timed out
tygris@redwolf ~ $
If it goes to a regular Mac, it mounts fine.
I've got a similar problem with afpfs-ng 0.8.1 under NetBSD/amd64 when I try to access an Apple Time Capsule:
> afpcmd afp://:<password>@<hostname>/<volume>
Parsing afp://:<password>@<hostname>/<volume>
Successful parsing of URL
Could not connect, never got a response to getstatus, Connection timed out
Could not connect
Error
afpcmd:
The error missage is a bit mislead because it actually manages to establish a TCP connection to the Time Capsule.