On Mon, 2005-02-28 at 16:18 -0800, Renee Krupp wrote:
> This morning we had an unexpected power outage at our entire facility.
>
> The XServe went down. When the power resumed, I started it up, but none of
> the clients can get to the server. At the logon, they just hang.
>
> I used Disk Utility to rebuild permissions on the server, then restarted the
> computer --- but same thing.
>
> In the server log file, I get an error message that says "Apple File
> services couldn't be started".
There's a lock file you need to delete if I recall. Go to the shell and
try to start the service manually. It will report the path of the lock
file and then you can just rm it. If there is no lock file (I am going
on memory here) then at least you may get a message saying why it won't
start. Check the various logs.
/System/Library/StartupItems/AppleShare/AppleShare start
them rm the file and try to start it again.
Michael
>
> I re-started the machine twice and things are not just falling into place.
>
> I would appreciate thoughts / directions from some one more experienced.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Renee
>
>
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