Re: [Netatalk-admins] Help on AppleVolumes.default configuration...volume path

[didier <dga...@ma...>]

Hi
Warren Beldad wrote:
> Hi all!
>  
> I am new to netatalk.
> I have a logical volume named "lv1" which is mounted on "/mnt/lv1" and 
> then created two folders.
Netatalk version used?
>  
> -bash-3.00# ls /mnt/lv1/
> appleshare  smbshare
>  
> my configuration is:
>  
> -bash-3.00# cat /etc/AppleVolumes.default
> "/mnt/lv1" "appleshare" allow:"user1"
> 
> I have successfully connected to "appleshare" as "user1", but I am in 
> "/mnt/lv1" and I can see folders "smbshare" and "appleshare". I need to 
> go directly to "/mnt/lv1/appleshare".
>  
> Now, if i change my configuration:
>  
> -bash-3.00# cat /etc/AppleVolumes.default
> "/mnt/lv1/appleshare" "appleshare" allow:"user1"
>  
> I am not able to see any volumes in my client when I connect using 
> "user1" . Why?
The most common cause is that user1 can't create .AppleDB folder in 
appleshare  because he haven't enough right.
You should get something in /var/log/syslog.


> I am confused with this because if i create another folder "appleshare2" 
> the owner is "user2" and my configuration is simply:
>  
> -bash-3.00# cat /etc/AppleVolumes.default
> /mnt/lv1/appleshare2
>  
> I am able to connect to "appleshare2" using "user2" and that is direclty 
> to /mnt/lv1/appleshare2. this is what i am looking to but when i add 
> allow:[user] it will not work.
You mean, if you add allow:user2 it doesn't work anymore when user2  try 
to connect to appleshare2?

Didier