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But Tim…
The server is of course part of the same netinfo domain, so it automounts the same (its own) volumes and puts them in Network/Servers/
The funny thing is that this part is fine – it is the confusion about how it SHAREs them that is odd – since they are on a second volume, on the clients it puts them in /Network/Servers/SvrName/Volumes/VolName/DirName
On its little own self it just puts them in /Network/Servers/SvrName/DirName
???
Thanks much, Mike
No. The problem is that the folders ACTUALLY exist in this location on the SERVER. Everything is fine when one logs onto any machine OTHER than the server. But, if I log on to THE SERVER, none of the references are correct. I am not sure what the finder is using for a reference, but whatever it is, it doesn’t work on the actual machine that is serving up (thru NFS) the volumes.
-m
Well it worked – sort of. That is, I can now see /Volumes from the finder. But… I have a volume that holds my mp3s and it is references as /Network/Servers/MachineName/Volumes/VolName/FolderName
This works on all machines on the network, EXCEPT the machine that serves up the volume. On that machine if you click through /Network/Servers/MachineName/Volumes/VolName/FolderName you get to the right place and iTunes will select it, but it doesn’t “see” it.
Ideas?
-m
