I just tried this on my nslu2 running debian lenny
1) It does not work when using
AppleVolumes.
and the default afpd.conf
2) It does work without authentication using
afpd.conf: "Time Capsule" -uamlist uams_guest.so
AppleVolumes.
In case 1) I get errno -1069 in the terminal or
when using finder: Volume user could not be mounted
Under 2) I used finder and connected via
afp://ip address/TimeMachine
as guest - and there it was !
Hmm, what are the log files in your case
/var/log/syslog has some info in my case.
Otherwise it should not be too hard to compile under debian but the problem must have a simpler solution than that.
Marc
--- In nslu2-linux@
>
> Well, after some additional attempts, it looks like I'm unable to even
> connect using afp from my Mac OS X machine. I followed the instructions:
>
> Finder-> Go -> Connect to server
> afp://192.168.
>
> I was challenged with:
>
> 'Enter your user name and password to access the file server "Time
> Capsule".'
>
> I attempted to login as guest, since that was how I configured afpd.conf,
> and received the error:
>
> 'Connection failed - There was an error connecting to the server. Check the
> server name or IP address and try again.'
>
> The only configurations I made were to /opt/etc/netatalk/
> allow guest access:
>
> "Time Capsule" -uamlist uams_guest.so
>
> and to /opt/etc/netatalk/
>
> /share/hdd/data/
>
> pulse_and_saw commented that he had to compile from source on Debian
> Lenny to get authentication working against Mac OS X. I'm not sure if I'm
> up for that (having never done so for any packages running on my Unslung
> 6.10 NSLU), so I'll ask the two questions:
>
> 1. Is there any knowledge among this community what might be causing
> authentication to fail against Mac OS X 10.5.8 (which is what I'm running)?
>
> 2. Are there how-tos available that might assist me if I decide I'm
> willing to compile netatalk from source on my Unslung box?
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> - M.J.
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