On Mon, Oct 22, 2001 2:03 PM, B. James Phillippe
<mailto:bryanxms@ecst.csuchico.edu> wrote:
>Enter stumbling block #2... :-(   The client is able to "mount" the
Appletalk
>volumes that I specify, and read/write files with ease.  However, creation
>of a directory yields a "you don't have sufficient access priviledges"
>error on the client and a "afpd[xx]: setdirmode: chmod .AppleDouble:
>Operation not permitted" error in the log on the server.  Files within a
>folder are not copied unless copied after the folder has been created in
>the volume.
>
>

This is a permissions problem. What does ls -lao  in the direcory
say?



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