Bug#589071: netatalk: Fails to serve root volume

2011-11-19 Thread Alan Snelgrove
On 2011/08/17, at 21:42, Frank Lahm wrote: > Bah! This breaks certain semantics. > Also can't reproduce with git master HEAD which means it should work > in 2.2.1, it's probably already working in 2.2.0. I have compiled today's git version. The problem still exists for me. Using libraries:

Bug#589071: netatalk: Fails to serve root volume

2011-09-19 Thread Mason Mark
I have now had a chance to test this against netatalk 2.2.1, and it is still broken. (Fresh netatalk install in a fresh Ubuntu 11.4 VM.) I would be interested to hear what exactly Alan's workaround (earlier in this bug's thread) breaks, because we'd like to try it. On Aug 31, 2011, at 5:33 PM

Bug#589071: netatalk: Fails to serve root volume

2011-08-31 Thread Mason Mark
This is still broken for me in 2.2.0. (Haven't had time to try with git HEAD yet. On 2011/08/17, at 21:42, Frank Lahm wrote: > 2011/7/5 Alan Snelgrove : >> I found a work around for this Bug, which works for me. >> in source package netatalk/etc/afpd/directory.c >> there are the lines >> >>

Bug#589071: netatalk: Fails to serve root volume

2011-08-17 Thread Frank Lahm
2011/7/5 Alan Snelgrove : > I found a work around for this Bug, which works for me. > in source package netatalk/etc/afpd/directory.c > there are the lines > >     if ((ret = lchdir(cfrombstr(dir->d_fullpath))) != 0 ) { >         LOG(log_debug, logtype_afpd, "movecwd('%s'): ret: %u, %s", >        

Bug#589071: netatalk: Fails to serve root volume

2011-07-05 Thread Alan Snelgrove
I found a work around for this Bug, which works for me. in source package netatalk/etc/afpd/directory.c there are the lines if ((ret = lchdir(cfrombstr(dir->d_fullpath))) != 0 ) { LOG(log_debug, logtype_afpd, "movecwd('%s'): ret: %u, %s", cfrombstr(dir->d_fullpath), ret, st

Bug#589071: netatalk: Fails to serve root volume.

2010-07-14 Thread Alan Snelgrove
Package: netatalk Version: 2.1.2-2 Severity: normal Tags: upstream I have just upgrade to the 2.1.2-2 and I can no longer access my root directory beyond the first level. My AppleVolumes.default contains 2 volumes ~/ "Home" / "Slug" There is no problem with the Home volume, or any