dd, create an ext2 file system in it with mkfs, and then mount it with
mount -o loop for use as a cache partition.
+ FAM does not work correctly with AFS except for directories that are
+ world-readable since it does not run in the user's security context and
+ therefore doesn't have the user's AFS tokens. If you are using FAM,
+ you'll encounter errors from file managers such as Nautilus that use it
+ if you browse restricted AFS directories. Instead of FAM, install
+ gamin, which runs in the user's security context and works correctly
+ with AFS.
+
For information on how to set up an OpenAFS server, read README.servers.
You will want the openafs-fileserver package for a file server and,
additionally, the openafs-dbserver package for a database server.
the openafs-kpasswd package to get the administrative utilities for
managing those Kerberos accounts.
- -- Russ Allbery <rra@debian.org>, Sat Dec 10 20:11:43 2005
+ -- Russ Allbery <rra@stanford.edu>, Tue Dec 20 17:24:51 2005
* Apply patch to allow the module to build with the Ubuntu kernel.
Thanks, Björn Torkelsson. (Closes: #342607)
+ * Document FAM's lack of support for AFS's security model and recommend
+ gamin instead. (Closes: #343246)
* Add a hint to README.Debian on what to do about the cache partition if
running ReiserFS or XFS without a spare partition.