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openafs-compat: OpenAFS client compatibility symlinks
| Name: | openafs-compat |
Vendor: | Scientific Linux |
| Version: | 1.3.80 |
License: | IBM Public License |
| Release: | 1.SL |
URL: | |
- Summary
- The AFS distributed filesystem. AFS is a distributed filesystem
allowing cross-platform sharing of files among multiple computers.
Facilities are provided for access control, authentication, backup and
administrative management.
This package provides compatibility symlinks in /usr/afsws. It is
completely optional, and is only necessary to support legacy
applications and scripts that hard-code the location of AFS client
programs.
Changelog
- * Tue Mar 22 18:00:00 2005 Stephan Wiesand <stephan{*}wiesand{%}desy{*}de> 1.3.80-1.SL
- new upstream version supposed to fix many problems on linux 2.6
- notice the default afsd behaviour finally has changed to -nosettime;
add -settime to your afsd options to get back the old behaviour
- added an ugly hack to get the kernel modules built
- updated CellServDB to version from grand.central.org as of today
- * Tue Mar 1 18:00:00 2005 Stephan Wiesand <stephan{*}wiesand{%}desy{*}de> 1.3.79-4.SL
- made default cache location and size macros, removed cacheinfo source5,
generate cacheinfo in install instead
- fixed default cache size to 100MB again, resurrected the message
in -client's post, changed default location to /var/cache/openafs
- removed unused source21 (kernel-version.sh)
- changed last afs-krb5 build patch (patch configure, not configure.in,
and do not wipe out 64bit patch to configure by rerunning autoconf)
- * Sun Feb 27 18:00:00 2005 Stephan Wiesand <stephan{*}wiesand{%}desy{*}de> 1.3.79-3.SL
- this version is SL4/1.3 only
- get afs-krb5 going
- removed tons of old cruft & patches no longer used
- adapt module build to kernel[-smp]-devel: we now require this to be
installed, and will only build the module package for a single kernel
defined on the command line, or the running one in none is defined
(this gets rid of all that redhat-buildsys voodoo which seems broken
on SL4 anyway)
- added livesys & kdump executables to main package
- added optional openafs-debug package with additional tools
- made module name in package & init script libafs instead of openafs,
since that's what the module registers as anyway (modprobe -r openafs
would fail)
- added a patch (101) to fix the CACHESIZE=AUTOMATIC behaviour when the cache
is mounted on some device with a long name