February 7, 201313 yr Hi! Was doing a massive transfer from my MacBook Pro to the unRAID server (HP Microserver N40L) when I experienced kernel panic (problem for another forum). The problem was that after my restart of the MBP i get the following message Attaching to the user shares via AFP and to the three disk share via SMB. I attached a syslog. What is the problem, and how can I solve it? My disks are quite full, I'm working on that.. Thanks! /Kim syslog-2013-02-07.txt
February 7, 201313 yr Hi! Was doing a massive transfer from my MacBook Pro to the unRAID server (HP Microserver N40L) when I experienced kernel panic (problem for another forum). The problem was that after my restart of the MBP i get the following message Attaching to the user shares via AFP and to the three disk share via SMB. I attached a syslog. What is the problem, and how can I solve it? My disks are quite full, I'm working on that.. Thanks! /Kim Delete the DB. It will be recreated. Disable AFP on the server and connect with telnet. Do the following: cd /mnt/user/your-share-here rm -rf .Apple* Turn on AFP and all should be well.
February 7, 201313 yr Author Nope, sorry, it didn't make any difference. I still get the same message from Tower. I'm running a Macbook Pro with OSX 10.8.2 and the server is running unRAID server plus 5.0-rc8a. To auto connect I use this script http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=10274.0 When I run 'rm -rf .Apple*', should I get a response? I've restarted server and also the MBP. This problem is making Finder on my Mac nuts, spinning balls all the time now.
February 7, 201313 yr What does "ls -a /mnt/user/your-share-here" show? Also enter "rm /mnt/user/your-share-here/.DS_Store"
February 7, 201313 yr Author I'm from Sweden so some of the folder names are in swedish. root@Tower:~# ls -a /mnt/user/TV ./ .DS_Store Konverterade/ Temporary\ Items/ ../ Ej\ Konverterade/ Network\ Trash\ Folder/ Övrigt/ root@Tower:~# ls -a /mnt/user/Film ./ .DS_Store Konverterade/ Temporary\ Items/ ../ Ej\ Konverterade/ Network\ Trash\ Folder/ I only have two user shares so far. This is with AFP enabled. Doesn't make any difference when I disable it. 'root@Tower:~# rm /mnt/user/TV/.DS_Store' and 'root@Tower:~# rm /mnt/user/Film/.DS_Store' come back blank. No response on any of them.
February 8, 201313 yr I'm seeing the same issue. Version 11a was linked in a forum post. I'm going to try it. Edit: 11a seems to fix the issue. See here: http://download.lime-technology.com/download/
February 8, 201313 yr I'm from Sweden so some of the folder names are in swedish. root@Tower:~# ls -a /mnt/user/TV ./ .DS_Store Konverterade/ Temporary\ Items/ ../ Ej\ Konverterade/ Network\ Trash\ Folder/ Övrigt/ root@Tower:~# ls -a /mnt/user/Film ./ .DS_Store Konverterade/ Temporary\ Items/ ../ Ej\ Konverterade/ Network\ Trash\ Folder/ I only have two user shares so far. This is with AFP enabled. Doesn't make any difference when I disable it. 'root@Tower:~# rm /mnt/user/TV/.DS_Store' and 'root@Tower:~# rm /mnt/user/Film/.DS_Store' come back blank. No response on any of them. Enter "ls -a" again and you should see that .DS_Store is gone.
February 14, 201313 yr Delete the DB. It will be recreated. Disable AFP on the server and connect with telnet. Do the following: cd /mnt/user/your-share-here rm -rf .Apple* Turn on AFP and all should be well. I had the exact same problem and this advice from dgaschk worked for me. I'm running RC11
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