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Subject: Re: Command line AFP connection?
From: Thomas Kaiser <Thomas.Kaiser@phg-online.de>
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Date: Wed, 21 Nov 2001 08:41:11 +0100
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On Tue, 20 Nov 2001 17:17:17 -0800, David Kurtz wrote:

> To make AFP connection as guest over appletalk...
> 
> 'mount_afp 'afp:/at/;AUTH=No%20User%20Authent@ip-
> address:Your%20Appletalk%20Zone/share' /node'

Hmm... 

This looks strange...

Why do you use ip-address instead of nbp-name? Just a typo?

What do I have to fill in, when I want to connect with authentication:

'afp:/at/username:password@server-name:zone/share /node'? (I'm a bit
confused as '@' has been used in the past by nbp to separate names from
zones)

And in that case I found out that the connection attempt was made over
appletalk. But if the server included in his response to the client's
FPGetSrvInfo request the possibility to connect via AFPoverTCP, MacOS X will
try so per default. So even if you specify 'afp:/at/' the afp connection
itself will be over tcp/ip. Is there a way to suppress this (like holding
down [option] in the chooser in the past?)

BTW: It seems like quoting blanks will also work: 'Your%20Appletalk%20Zone'
will be equivalent to Your\ Appletalk\ Zone (without quotes around)

Am I'm right, that I can try to specify all the UAMs the server supports in
the way you did above? If I get the UAMs list with e.g. asip-status.pl from
here <http://www.jammed.com/~jwa/hacks/security/asip/> I can choose what I
want in my scripts? :-)

Best regards,

Thomas

PS: I would love to 'man mount_afp' without getting an error message :-)
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