OpenAFS 1.5.10 on Leopard

Hi
	I am running Leopard I think build 9A241e Darwin 9.0.0d2
and I have  
been able to build this version of OpenAFS but I was unable
to  
install the package made with sudo make packages. I got the
following  
error.

OpenAFS cannot be installed on this computer. Could not find
 
specified message for index 16

	I have been able to get OpenAFS working from  sudo make
dest but  
have had several multilingual screens of death while the
machine has  
been idle with afs started, running afs and performing
actions on the  
local disk, and while copying files into an afs directory
from a  
local disk. This afs client seems to be unstable and
unfortunately it  
has been leaving no crash logs that I have seen.

Keith
                         
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On Fri, 17 Nov 2006, Keith Johnston wrote:

> Hi
> 	I am running Leopard I think build 9A241e Darwin
9.0.0d2 and I have 
> been able to build this version of OpenAFS but I was
unable to install the 
> package made with sudo make packages. I got the
following error.
>
> OpenAFS cannot be installed on this computer. Could not
find specified 
> message for index 16
>
> 	I have been able to get OpenAFS working from  sudo
make dest but have 
> had several multilingual screens of death while the
machine has been idle 
> with afs started, running afs and performing actions on
the local disk, and 
> while copying files into an afs directory from a local
disk. This afs client 
> seems to be unstable and unfortunately it has been
leaving no crash logs that 
> I have seen.

Use memcache, or lose, basically. Known bug, and i can't fix
it. I can't 
comment further, I think.

Derrick
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On Nov 16, 2006, at 11:58 PM, Derrick J Brashear wrote:

> Use memcache, or lose, basically. Known bug, and i
can't fix it. I  
> can't comment further, I think.

Some more history at:

http://rt.central.org/rt/Ticket/Display.html?id=43303
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MacOS OpenAFS is memcache only?

Derrick:

What's the Apple Radar ID of the bug that creates this
problem?  I'll 
ask that the MIT Service Engineer add this to the
"short list of bugs 
MIT CARES about."

-Bill Cattey

On Nov 17, 2006, at 11:00 AM, Patrick McNeal wrote:

>
> On Nov 16, 2006, at 11:58 PM, Derrick J Brashear wrote:
>
>> Use memcache, or lose, basically. Known bug, and i
can't fix it. I 
>> can't comment further, I think.
>
> Some more history at:
>
> http://rt.central.org/rt/Ticket/Display.html?id=43303
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On Fri, 17 Nov 2006, William Cattey wrote:

> MacOS OpenAFS is memcache only?

No, Leopard is memcache only. Context is everything. Look at
the subject.

> What's the Apple Radar ID of the bug that creates this
problem?  I'll ask 
> that the MIT Service Engineer add this to the
"short list of bugs MIT CARES 
> about."

MIT doesn't care, yet.
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Thanks for taking the trouble to further clarify the
context. I wasn't 
sure if the context was that narrow.

I still want to push on this issue because Leopard is
supposed to have 
all the APIs added that make AFS "really work". 
If there's a crucial 
interface missing, we need to push on that now, and we
probably need to 
push on it in many ways.

I leave it up to you if you think MIT getting involved in
this aspect 
will or will not help.

-wdc

On Nov 17, 2006, at 1:22 PM, Derrick J Brashear wrote:

> On Fri, 17 Nov 2006, William Cattey wrote:
>
>> MacOS OpenAFS is memcache only?
>
> No, Leopard is memcache only. Context is everything.
Look at the 
> subject.
>
>> What's the Apple Radar ID of the bug that creates
this problem?  I'll 
>> ask that the MIT Service Engineer add this to the
"short list of bugs 
>> MIT CARES about."
>
> MIT doesn't care, yet.
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