[Lukasha]

Just so you don’t think you’re talking to no one, thanks for all your hard work. That’s an excellent discovery!

Jeff

[Lukasha]

Thanks again for your help Joel. What are the free and commercial packages that do calendar sharing for OSXS? Thanks again.

Jeff

[Lukasha]

Hey MacTroll, I got it working, thanks. In all my gyrations, I had forgotten that I had renamed the share on the server. I got it working with your last set of instructions. Thanks a bunch.

Jeff

[Lukasha]

I got the error:

mount_afp: the mount flags are 0000 the altflags are 0020
mount_afp: AFPMountURL returned error -5019, errno is 2

That’s creating the Backup dir as an admin user and as root and trying to mount as both.

Jeff

[Lukasha]

The command I type in is this:

mount -t afp afp://tonyangellotti:[email protected]/Backup /Volumes/

When I type in the format you first showed me:

mount -t afp afp://tonyangellotti:[email protected]/Backup /Volumes/Backup

I get the error:

mount_afp: The mountpoint: /Volumes/Backup does not exist, stat returns 2

If I try:

mount -t afp afp://tonyangellotti:[email protected]/Backup /Volumes/Backup/

I get:

mount: realpath /Volumes/Backup: No such file or directory

Thanks.

Jeff

[Lukasha]

Okay, I tried playing with the mount command and I’m having issues with it. Even logged in as an admin user when I issue the command I get this result:

mount_afp: the mount flags are 0000 the altflags are 0020
mount_afp: AFPMountURL returned error -5019, errno is 2

I can’t find the error messages anywhere so I don’t know what the problem is. This also happens if I use sudo to perform the command as root.

Also, there appears to be no unmount command although it is listed in the manpages.

Thanks again for your help.

Jeff Langston

[Author]

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