AFP Out Of Date In OS X Lion

@WhoCares? This is what I get. BTW, as someone whom writes tons of OSS, it is nice to have someone else work on a problem that affects me. TIA!

nas:~# ls -al /usr/lib | grep libgc
nas:~# 

Thanks. This looks like it's going to be a bit more work than just providing the modules needed...

-Stefan

Ok, here we go:

LionAFPd_2.1.3-rns-0.1.2.bin

Wfm,ymmv. Use at your own risk ;) After installation make sure to manually restart the AFP service using Frontview: "Services" -> "Protocols". Just disable and when finished re-enable. That's it. Same goes for de-installation of the add-on.

-Stefan

Confirmed working in Lion and Leopard. I tried to donate, but it said that you did not take US dollars as a currency option.

Uh, thanks for the info. Seems like PayPal created yet another option you have to set to enable international payments. Anyway, the donation stuff shouldn't have been in there in the first place, so I'm happy enough it works for you.

-Stefan

Ok, found the problem. It was actually a typo in the HTML code of the add-on that prevented PayPal from working. So again, thanks for the heads-up! Updated the add-on and the link to it.

-Stefan

Thanks, WhoCares?, that seems to work when connecting to AFP shares. However, I'm still unable to use TimeMachine. Looking in the system.log file, it appears the 2.1.3 version of netatalk doesn't support server reply cache, which is now required by OS X Lion. I read somewhere that Netatalk 2.2 is supposed to support that feature. Unfortunately I haven't been able to compile Netatalk 2.2beta1 for the ReadyNAS due to the fact that the Debian Sarge release is just too old. For the life of me, I can't seem to get the Berkeley DB headers required for installation (libdb4.8-dev), and I have no other environment from which to build a binary. Anything you can do to help there?

Thanks!
Paul

Any chance of getting this to work on an x86 ReadyNas Ultra 4? I tried to upload and got invalid image message before realizing this is for a Sparc based box.
Keith

WhoCares? wrote:
Ok, here we go: LionAFPd_2.1.3-rns-0.1.2.bin Wfm,ymmv. Use at your own risk ;) After installation make sure to manually restart the AFP service using Frontview: "Services" -> "Protocols". Just disable and when finished -enable. That's it. Same goes for de-installation of the add-on. -Stefan

kteare wrote:
Any chance of getting this to work on an x86 ReadyNas Ultra 4? I tried to upload and got invalid image message before realizing this is for a Sparc based box.

I could but it wouldn't make much sense for the Ultra should already have everything in place. Well, mine did, 'cause that's where I copied the working settings from ;)

-Stefan

cyberia625 wrote:
Thanks, WhoCares?, that seems to work when connecting to AFP shares. However, I'm still unable to use TimeMachine. Looking in the system.log file, it appears the 2.1.3 version of netatalk doesn't support server reply cache, which is now required by OS X Lion. I read somewhere that Netatalk 2.2 is supposed to support that feature.(...) Anything you can do to help there?

I'll see what I can do.

-Stefan