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@jbz ah, damn. What does that imply for #netatalk ?

@jbz ah, damn. What does that imply for #netatalk ?

Сломал моск об #netatalk #afp
Есть две шары. Одна авторизованная, вторая только гости. Работает или одна или другая
PS зато кириллицу настроил как надо (MAC_CYRILLIC ←→ UTF-8)
UPD кажется дело в клиенте: нельзя к одной шаре подключаться с разными id. Двойной логин не работает ни на старом маке, ни на новом

We have a #netatalk dropbox for #marchintosh ! Usual method - delete everything and start again. The apparent reason for the problem was wrong permissions on the hidden directories inside the shares. Many thanks to those who helped! (PS Send me stuff - EtriNet :) )

We have a #netatalk dropbox for #marchintosh ! Usual method - delete everything and start again. The apparent reason for the problem was wrong permissions on the hidden directories inside the shares. Many thanks to those who helped! (PS Send me stuff - EtriNet :) )

oh I wish that had worked :( Thanks! It seems that, although apparently simple, #netatalk is a bit of a maze of twisty options.

oh I wish that had worked :( Thanks! It seems that, although apparently simple, #netatalk is a bit of a maze of twisty options.

That would be a fallback, I can do that too. I'd still like to know if this is a bug or something I'm doing wrong. #netatalk documentation is rough. I'm on 4.2.3 on Debian - you?

That would be a fallback, I can do that too. I'd still like to know if this is a bug or something I'm doing wrong. #netatalk documentation is rough. I'm on 4.2.3 on Debian - you?

Hitting a wall with #netatalk here during #marchintosh - guest access always ends up with shares being locked, so I can't open a drop box for you to send me nice things over #globaltalk - anyone successfully done this?

Hitting a wall with #netatalk here during #marchintosh - guest access always ends up with shares being locked, so I can't open a drop box for you to send me nice things over #globaltalk - anyone successfully done this?

interested in any tips on how to get the IIci connected to Netatalk..

im on System 7.5.3 and using BlueSCSI's DaynaPort emulation with Open Transport 1.3. my router is a GL-iNet Flint2 with OpenWRT, which is supposed to handle AppleTalk over wifi.

my AFP share shows up in Chooser, but when trying to log in i just get this error (the credentials are correct, there is a different error if i mistype them) #MARCHintosh #Netatalk #BlueSCSI

interested in any tips on how to get the IIci connected to Netatalk..

im on System 7.5.3 and using BlueSCSI's DaynaPort emulation with Open Transport 1.3. my router is a GL-iNet Flint2 with OpenWRT, which is supposed to handle AppleTalk over wifi.

my AFP share shows up in Chooser, but when trying to log in i just get this error (the credentials are correct, there is a different error if i mistype them) #MARCHintosh #Netatalk #BlueSCSI

#Netatalk experts: any idea why, as of late, my AFP #GlobalTalk shares have been showing up with generic document icons on Mac OS 7.x? But the icons look just fine on Mac OS 9?

This started happening around the time I migrated my shares from my NAS over to a Raspberry Pi, and upgraded to Netatalk 4.3.2.

I've confirmed that the share folder permissions are the same on both systems, as well as the permissions on the hidden “.Icon$\r” files at the root of the shares. However the Finder does not allow me to change the icons via the Get Info screen (on both Mac OS 7 and 9), which seems to imply that there _is_ a permissions issue of some kind. Yet, folks can read and write to the shares just fine.

I tried deleting the hidden icon files, which made no difference (other than causing the default Netatalk icon to show on Mac OS 9, since I removed the custom icon). Changing the "legacy icon" option in the Netatalk config also makes no difference, other than making a different Netatalk icon show on Mac OS 9.

#RetroComputing #VintageMac #MacOS #ClassicMac

#Netatalk experts: any idea why, as of late, my AFP #GlobalTalk shares have been showing up with generic document icons on Mac OS 7.x? But the icons look just fine on Mac OS 9?

This started happening around the time I migrated my shares from my NAS over to a Raspberry Pi, and upgraded to Netatalk 4.3.2.

I've confirmed that the share folder permissions are the same on both systems, as well as the permissions on the hidden “.Icon$\r” files at the root of the shares. However the Finder does not allow me to change the icons via the Get Info screen (on both Mac OS 7 and 9), which seems to imply that there _is_ a permissions issue of some kind. Yet, folks can read and write to the shares just fine.

I tried deleting the hidden icon files, which made no difference (other than causing the default Netatalk icon to show on Mac OS 9, since I removed the custom icon). Changing the "legacy icon" option in the Netatalk config also makes no difference, other than making a different Netatalk icon show on Mac OS 9.

#RetroComputing #VintageMac #MacOS #ClassicMac

@_the_cloud @macgarden yeah, I noted that, too. I’m using tardis (renamed zardis to get it past all the other Chooser extensions, as it’s set-and-forget) and #netatalk’s timelord-compatible server, but it might be nice to use a system-contemporaneous native TCP client.

@_the_cloud @macgarden yeah, I noted that, too. I’m using tardis (renamed zardis to get it past all the other Chooser extensions, as it’s set-and-forget) and #netatalk’s timelord-compatible server, but it might be nice to use a system-contemporaneous native TCP client.

Updated my #Synology NAS to DSM 7.3 and now the #Netatalk docker container no longer starts 😕

My #GlobalTalk main file share and virtual printer will be offline until I can get this figured out.

This is what the container log spits out:

socket: Address family not supported by protocol
socket: Address family not supported by protocol
atalkd: can't get interfaces, exiting.

Updated my #Synology NAS to DSM 7.3 and now the #Netatalk docker container no longer starts 😕

My #GlobalTalk main file share and virtual printer will be offline until I can get this figured out.

This is what the container log spits out:

socket: Address family not supported by protocol
socket: Address family not supported by protocol
atalkd: can't get interfaces, exiting.

Working on getting an Apple IIgs netbooting via #airtalk and #netatalk tonight at #birkenhack, smells like jlcpcb

#macintosh #weeknotes

Ебучие бляди, захуй вы убили в #ksmbd поддержку #smb1 (#cifs)?

История: раньше работало всё через самбу, обновил #openwrt, они там отказались от «устаревших» протоколов. Маки отвалились, виндовоз (нахуй нужен) работает. Пришлось поставить кошерный #afp через #netatalk
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