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Re: AFP for Admin




On Oct 26, 2004, at 11:06 PM, David Ferri wrote:

I'm in the process of setting up 10.3 server for Web, FTP and Mail. In the past, I've configured the servers (10.2 and 10.1) with AFP turned on so I can access the machine at the root of the drive and place files where they belong, move them around, etc. In 10.3, when I try to log on from a client desktop (using my account, which has Administrative privileges) I get only a choice of Groups, Public and Users, rather than the hard drive name as in 10.2. How can I get access farther up the drive?

Check page 68 of the CLI admin guide. Basically you need to set the admin31GetsSp to no.


'sudo serveradmin settings afp:admin31GetsSp = no' should do it.

Also check KB# 107823

Josh
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Josh Wisenbaker, ACSA
Sr. Systems Engineer
ComputerTree Technologies
1-800-467-9820


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