#Netatalk user password mac os x
ĥ) Use the “vipw” command and change some details for the default “nobody” user so that Mac OS X can use that user to log in. Ps -A | grep /ffp/sbin/afpd | grep -v grepģ) Make it executable with chmod +x /ffp/start/afpd.shĤ) Create /ffp/etc/avahi/services/rvice as show here. Dont know why, but it is.”) #!/ffp/bin/sh He says: “It is important to have the -cnidserver at the end. setuplog "default log_info /ffp/var/run/afpd.log" -cnidserver Thanks Ivan!įurthermore, according to Ole, /ffp/etc/netatalk/nf needs to be modified to have the following line (make sure that you have everything on one line): "servername" -uamlist uams_dhx.so,uams_clrtxt.so You should use the latest netatalk 2.1 and follow Ivan’s recommendations to start the cnid_meta daemon automatically for everything to work. ( Important update for Snow Leopard users: It seems that netatalk 2.0.4 does not work properly with Snow Leopard and provokes CNID errors. I installed db48 and removed db42, and I can connect to the DNS-321 via AFP without any problems, including over a reboot.Ģ) Create a startup script called /ffp/start/afpd.sh as shown here.
#Netatalk user password install
If ! grep '^avahi:' /etc/group >/dev/null thenĤ) Make the file executable so that avahi starts when the DNS-323 boots chmod +x /ffp/start/avahi.shĥ) Create /ffp/etc/avahi/services/smb.service Ħ) Create /ffp/etc/avahi/services/rvice ħ) Create /ffp/etc/avahi/services/rvice (This changes the ICON shown in Mac OS X) ġ) Get db42 and netatalk and install both with funpkg -i db42-4.2.52-1.tgz If ! grep '^avahi:' /etc/passwd >/dev/null thenĮcho 'avahi:x:50:50:Avahi Daemon:/no/where:/bin/false' >/etc/passwd # need avahi user and group for priviledge separation Required_files="/ffp/etc/avahi/nf /ffp/etc/avahi/hosts" Useradd -u 50 -g avahi -d /tmp -s /bin/false avahiģ) Create a startup script called /ffp/start/avahi.sh as shown here. Install both with funpkg -i Ģ) Add an avahi user groupadd -g 50 avahi Of course, to install new software on the DNS-323, you must have fun_plug properly activated. AFP is provided by Netatalk and Bonjour by Avahi. After reading some posts online, I realised that the solution was to activate AFP (Apple Filing Protocol) as well as Multicast DNS (Bonjour) on the NAS. For instance, deletes were slow even though transfer speeds were great. The only problem I had was that the NAS only offered SMB (via Samba) out of the box which meant that some operations were somewhat slow when initiated from my MacBook.
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