![]() "TimeMachine" -uampath /usr/lib/uams -uamlist uams_dhx2.so -nodebug -nouservol -icon -nosavepassword -mimicmodel RackMacĬreate the file /etc/avahi/services/afpd. Reference the fault man page for further information on options.Ĭonfigure netatalk by adding the line below to /etc/netatalk/nf. Either specify a user name directly, or just use to allow access for users in the timemachine group. (If the database can’t be written to or is corrupted, the entire Time Machine repository may be lost) The allow and rwlist parameters specify which users can access and write to the time machine. Set this parameter to less than the full size of the disk to reserve space for the database. The size of the shared volume reported to time machine is set using the volsizelimit parameter. ![]() By default, this database will be located in the root directory of the shared volume. The Time Machine uses a CNID database to reference files on the shared volume. The first parameter specifies the location of the shared volume, while the second specifies the name. mnt/TimeMachine TimeMachine volsizelimit:150000 cnidscheme:dbd options:searchdb,usedots,invisibledots,tm Add the line below to /etc/netatalk/fault to create the AFP time machine share, commenting out all other lines. Or, any better suggestions to overcome these obstacles.The volumes netatalk will make available are defined in /etc/netatalk/fault. Mount the drive on macOS, which allow me to fix the permission and backup the dataįix the permission on RPi, so the backup and be done via afp:// You can see others reporting the same issue (and getting unhelpful replies) on. Give the symptoms, is there any key step that cause this (besides not check ignore ownership on this volume)?Īre there some tracks as a resolution? to either: The answer from dedmoroz is sadly the reverse of what is desired (wanted: enabling Samba+netatalk in avahi should hide AFP shares, actual enabling Samba+netatalk in avahi hides SMB shares). But Mac Finder always asks for a password. So theoretically youd think it would support the same public key login that SSH supports as well. The login for the AFP volume via netatalk is the SSH username:password. How come the volume (HFS+, created and used on macOS) is mountable on RPi after the tutorial and became unmountable on macOS afterwards? However I just set up netatalk to have an AFP volume. Currently, the drive refuses to mount on macOS, so I can't use macOS to enable the ignore ownership on this volume. a new directory in the share, it results in: drwxrwsr-x. Group inherit is handled by setgid bit on parent/root directory and works just fine, however when I create eg. The drive is able to be mounted read-only with some barred access on RPi, the data is likely to be safe. Im trying to setup a AFP share and get afpd/netatalk to force the permissions on newly created files/directories.
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