Re: [Netatalk-admins] Trouble connecting to afp

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

Yeah, send the whole dump, though.  Not just the text summary.

To do this, use something like:

tcpdump -i eth0 -s0 -wmycapturefile port 548

If you want to visualize it, use wireshark to load up 'mycapturefile'.

You can me or the list the file, this could be very simple.

- Alex


On 11-Jun-08, at 12:10 PM, Patrik Jonsson wrote:

> On Mon, Jun 9, 2008 at 5:30 PM, Alex deVries  
> <ale...@gm...> wrote:
>
> You could always use wireshark or tcpdump to dump the network  
> traffic.  That'll show you which end is terminating the connection,  
> and maybe why.
>
> That sounds like a good idea, except that I'm not that experienced  
> at reading the dumps (I attached one.) It looks to me like  
> something's not getting through, the server ("wrt350n") sends a  
> bunch of rst's to the client ("tiger"). But it's the client that  
> closes the connections.
>
> Any hints about where to look for the problem would be appreciated.
>
> cheers,
>
> /Patrik
>
>
>
>
>
> - A
>
>
> On 9-Jun-08, at 5:39 PM, Patrik Jonsson wrote:
>
>> Hi all,
>>
>> I'm trying to set up afpd on my Linksys router running linux, and  
>> I'm running into some trouble. I looked through the archives but  
>> couldn't find anything that described this situation, so I figured  
>> I should shoot off an email.
>>
>> The afp server seems to start ok, when I try to connect to it using  
>> "connect to server" to afp://192.168.2.1 in Leopard, I type in the  
>> user/pwd and get a window saying "Connection Failed. There was an  
>> error connecting to the server. Check the server name or IP address  
>> and try again." If I try using mount_afp, I get "AFPMountURL  
>> returned error 2, errno is 32". It doesn't matter which share name  
>> I give mount_afp, even if I give a random string, I get the same  
>> error.
>>
>> On the server side, the log says:
>>
>> Jun  8 21:03:19 wrt350n daemon.info afpd[2002]: ASIP session:548(7)  
>> from 192.168.2.3:53407(5)
>> Jun  8 21:03:19 wrt350n daemon.info afpd[32588]: server_child[1]  
>> 2002 done
>> Jun  8 21:03:19 wrt350n daemon.info afpd[2003]: ASIP session:548(7)  
>> from 192.168.2.3:53408(5)
>> Jun  8 21:03:19 wrt350n daemon.info afpd[2003]: dhx login: patrik
>> Jun  8 21:03:19 wrt350n daemon.info afpd[2003]: login patrik (uid  
>> 500, gid 500) AFP3.1
>> Jun  8 21:03:19 wrt350n daemon.info afpd[2003]: logout patrik
>> Jun  8 21:03:19 wrt350n daemon.info afpd[2003]: 0.24KB read, 0.16KB  
>> written
>> Jun  8 21:03:19 wrt350n daemon.info afpd[32588]: server_child[1]  
>> 2003 done
>>
>> so it looks like it authenticates ok, but then immediately kicks me  
>> out. (If I intentionally use the wrong password, I get a window  
>> saying I entered an invalid username or password, and mount_afp  
>> then gives error -5023. The log also the nnever gets to the "login  
>> patrik (uid 500)" line either.)
>>
>> afpd.conf says
>>
>> - -noddp -advertise_ssh -uamlist uams_dhx.so -savepassword -ipaddr  
>> 192.168.2.1
>>
>> and AppleVolumes.default says
>>
>> /mmc/patrik patrik allow:patrik
>>
>> The router is running dd-wrt kernel 2.4.35, afpd is version 2.0.3.  
>> Any hints how to proceed would be most appreciated,
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> /Patrik
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