[9fans] aquarela

[9fans] aquarela

[Richard Bilson]

I'm having a problem with aquarela which may be related to my tenuous
grasp of the authentication mechanisms.

I can open "\\host", authenticating using my username and password on
"host", and see "local". I can open "\\host\local", but I see no files
and I can't create any. I can open "\\host\sources" and from there I
can browse sources.

I assume that "\\host\local" is supposed to refer to some namespace
constructed for the authenticated user. Probably it should contain
files and such. How do I achieve this?

[9fans] Re: aquarela

[Richard Bilson]

On 7/14/06, Richard Bilson <rcbilson@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> I assume that "\\host\local" is supposed to refer to some namespace
> constructed for the authenticated user. Probably it should contain
> files and such. How do I achieve this?

Ok, I figured this out. "\\host\local" refers to "/n/local". But, by
default, there is nothing mounted at or bound to /n/local. Putting
"bind / /n/local" into /lib/namespace.local gives me the behavior I
expected.

[9fans] Aquarela

[Steve Simon]

With Nigels permission I am doing a small update to Aquarela.

The changes are constitue a couple of bug fixes, extensions for
cifs(1) and NT4 support, and a manual page.

In case I miss somthing, as anyone got any bugfixes, or even
(dare I say it...) requests?

-Steve