Re: [Afpfs-ng-devel] mount point

[Alex d. <ale...@gm...>]

Dwayne,

Give this a try:

Start by killing off afpfsd (kill -9 afpfsd).

In one window, run 'afpfsd -d', and leave it there.

In another window, run 'afp_client mount ...'

If you see:
Permission denied, maybe a problem with the fuse device or mountpoint?
It means that you have incorrect permissions on /usr/bin/fusermount
(chmod 4755 /usr/bin/fusermount will fix this)

If you see:
fusermount: failed to open /dev/fuse: Permission denied

It means that you don't have permissions on /dev/fuse.  chmod
/dev/fuse will fix that too.

And if that doesn't work, let me know.


- Alex



On 3/28/07, dho...@ha...
<dho...@ha...> wrote:
> I installed afpfs-ng-0.4 On a fresh Fedora Core 6 box.  When I try to
> mount my user volume on an OS X 10.4 server I get an error message:
> Starting mount.
> Creating new connection to server
> Actually mounting.
> Permission denied, maybe a problem with the fuse device or mountpoint?
> reading: Interrupted system call
>
> Do I need to define a mount point in fstab?
>
> ddh
>
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> Dwayne Hottinger
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> Harrisonburg City Public Schools
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