On 1/23/06, Ian McWilliam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > On 13 Jan 2006, at 1:15 PM, Arnaud Bergeron wrote: > > > On 1/10/06, Bryan Irvine <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >>>> This one *seemed* to compile fine. AFter install it is missing the > >>>> afpd.conf file, and uamlist_guest.so doesnt' work. I even tried > >>>> copying over a running config from another server to to check for > >>>> config issues. hrmmm > >>>> > >>> > >>> After a lot of tinkering the uams_guest.so doesnt' seem to work with > >>> the old 1.6 port either. Perhaps it's an OpenBSD thing? Veery > >>> strange. > >>> > >> > >> Downloaded and compiled from source and guest access works. Perhaps > >> it's just a build flag. > >> > > > > Can you > tail -f /var/log/daemon > as you log in/out on the compiled from source version and copy me the > output. I'm curious as to why this would act differently as the auth > process for guest is to use the user nobody which has a non-existant > home directory. This is where guest access is going to fail as afpd > can't stat /nonexistant. > > thanx > > Jan 23 19:10:24 kallasjarvi afpd[8122]: login noauth > Jan 23 19:10:24 kallasjarvi afpd[8122]: login nobody (uid 32767, gid > 32767) AFP3.1 > Jan 23 19:10:24 kallasjarvi afpd[8122]: afp_getsrvrparms(/ > nonexistent): stat: No such file or directory > Jan 23 19:10:42 kallasjarvi afpd[8122]: logout nobody > > Ian McWilliam >
Guest access does work on my machine ... I just tested it (granted, on 3.8-release). It does give the message about /nonexistent not existing (twice). But this seems to have no consequences. Some details that could be helpful: 1. Are you using cnid_metad? 2. Is the cnid db inside the share? 3. What is your cnid scheme? -- "You would end up with a machine which won't work, but won't reboot, either (whoa. Windows emulation on OpenBSD!)." -Nick, http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=openbsd-misc&m=113676535806990&w=2
