Subject: Re: Netatalk
To: None <port-mac68k@netbsd.org>
From: Greg <raisplin@rcn.com>
List: port-mac68k
Date: 05/20/2000 15:56:01
on 05/20/2000 3:19 PM, Greg at raisplin@rcn.com is rumored to have said:

> Just installed netatalk from pkgsrc and am not sure what I need to do from
> here.  I have tried to go to the Netatalk FAQ-o-matic, but even with the
> latest browser offerings from Netscape and M$ on my humble little 8100/110 I
> am told that my browser is too old, so I am asking for some help here.
> 
> I start atalkd and when I do an ifconfig -a I can see that atalk is running
> on sn0
> 
> sn0: <snip unneeded info>
> atalk 65280.132 range 1-65534 phase 2 broadcast 65280.132
> 
> When I go to the chooser on my networked mac I cannot see the NetBSD box.  I
> am happy to read the docs for netatalk, but I cannot seem to find them
> anywhere??
> 
> I am _positive_ there is something that I am missing, just not sure what,
> can anyone point me towards a tutorial on how to make netatalk work
> properly?
> 
> Thanks
> 
> Greg
> 

OK, so I looked in /usr/pkg/etc/rc.atalk

and started afpd and papd and I can now connect to my machine via
appletalk...COOL!

Next question...

How do I make all this start at boot time?  I _was_ assuming (yeah I know)
that since it was in the pkg/etc dir that the rc.atalk would get read at
start time... it doesn't, where and _what_ do I need to add so that atalkd
starts at boot time...

Also, how do I add a point to be shared on my netbsd system?  for instance I
make a directory /shared that I want all users to be able to access

while I am on the subject of things that start at boot time, assuming I
would like for X to come up autmatically I would ask again what to config
here....I can use xdm to get it to come up, that is easy enough, but it
always starts with TWM which is not what I want, as I have xinit configed to
start with enlightenment when I type startx

thanks for any help

Greg

P.S. Phillip, I am looking at what you sent me now, but I have just started,
so maybe some of this is shown there....
thanks