AFS on FreeBSD 8?

[Benjamin Kaduk]

On Tue, 13 Apr 2010, Jan Henrik Sylvester wrote:

> On 04/13/2010 19:20, Benjamin Kaduk wrote:
>> On Tue, 13 Apr 2010, Jan Henrik Sylvester wrote:
>>> starting afsd again locked the machine completely (for some reason,
>>> fsck on
>> 
>> I have seen a page fault on startup like that (once); I have a coredump
>> but haven't had time to dig through it.
>
> There is no coredump -- the machine froze. Anyhow, as Derrick was observing, 
> I should have issued an "afsd -shutdown" before starting afsd again.

Okay, so not what I had seen, and a known issue.

>
>>> About the port: pkg-plist differs quite a bit from what actually got
>>> installed. I will try to create "my pkg-plist" later.
>> 
>> Hm, I am pretty sure it was correct (or very nearly so) for me.
>> Please do send me your differences (private mail is fine).
>
> - There is a conflict with security/heimdal, as they both install bin/kpasswd 
> and bin/pagsh.

That's unfortunate, and might require some trickery in the Makefile.
At least the heimdal in base is no longer the ancient 0.6.3 ...

> - share/openafs/C/afszcm.cat did not get installed for me.
> - There are many files missing from the pkg-plist, 316 files in 
> share/man/man?/ and these:

The manpages should not be listed in pkg-plist, they should get included 
by MAN1, MAN3, etc. variables in the Makefile, which I conveniently did 
not include.  (I forgot about the manpages, 'tis true. I bet I have a 
Makefile.man floating around somewhere that got missed, though.)

>
> bin/afs_compile_et
> bin/aklog
> bin/asetkey
> bin/klog.krb5
> bin/restorevol
> etc/CellServDB
> etc/ThisCell
> etc/openafs/CellServDB
> etc/openafs/ThisCell
> lib/libafsauthent.so
> lib/libafsauthent.so.1
> lib/libafsauthent.so.1.1
> lib/libafsauthent_pic.a
> lib/libafsrpc.so
> lib/libafsrpc.so.1
> lib/libafsrpc.so.1.1
> lib/libafsrpc_pic.a
> lib/libkopenafs.a
> lib/libkopenafs.so
> lib/libkopenafs.so.1
> lib/libkopenafs.so.1.0
> sbin/fssync-debug
> sbin/salvsync-debug
> sbin/state_analyzer
>
> The etc/* stuff is probably taken care of by the @exec and @unexec magic, but 
> for everything else I do not see anything in pkg-plist.

Okay, I'll double check that before I next update things.

Thanks,

Ben