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Details of net-fs/openafs:

Description: The OpenAFS distributed file system
Homepage: https://www.openafs.org/

available versions:

releases	alpha	amd64	arm	hppa	ia64	mips	ppc	ppc64	ppc macos	s390	sh	sparc	x86	USE-Flags	dependencies	ebuild warnings
openafs-1.8.8.1-r1	-	~	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	~	~	apidoc bitmap-later debug doc fuse kauth kerberos +modules +namei ncurses perl +pthreaded-ubik selinux +supergroups tsm ubik-read-while-write	show	Gentoo supports kernels which are supported by OpenAFS which are limited to the kernel versions: < ${KERNEL_LIMIT} You are free to utilize epatch_user to provide whatever support you feel is appropriate, but will not receive support as a result of those changes. Please do not file a bug report about this. Alternatively, you may: 1. Use OpenAFS FUSE client, build OpenAFS with USE=fuse to enable it. 2. Use native kernel AFS client: configure your kernel with CONFIG_AFS_FS. net-fs/openafs is not required in this case, but client's functionality will be limited. show
openafs-1.8.7	-	+	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	~	+	apidoc bitmap-later debug doc fuse kauth kerberos +modules +namei ncurses perl +pthreaded-ubik selinux +supergroups tsm ubik-read-while-write	show	Gentoo supports kernels which are supported by OpenAFS which are limited to the kernel versions: < ${KERNEL_LIMIT} You are free to utilize epatch_user to provide whatever support you feel is appropriate, but will not receive support as a result of those changes. Please do not file a bug report about this. Alternatively, you may: 1. Use OpenAFS FUSE client, build OpenAFS with USE=fuse to enable it. 2. Use native kernel AFS client: configure your kernel with CONFIG_AFS_FS. net-fs/openafs is not required in this case, but client's functionality will be limited. show

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alpha

amd64

arm

hppa

ia64

mips

ppc

ppc64

ppc macos

s390

sparc

x86

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dependencies

ebuild warnings

openafs-1.8.8.1-r1

apidoc
bitmap-later
debug
doc
fuse
kauth
kerberos
+modules
+namei
ncurses
perl
+pthreaded-ubik
selinux
+supergroups
tsm
ubik-read-while-write

Gentoo supports kernels which are supported by OpenAFS
which are limited to the kernel versions: < ${KERNEL_LIMIT}

You are free to utilize epatch_user to provide whatever
support you feel is appropriate, but will not receive
support as a result of those changes.

Please do not file a bug report about this.

Alternatively, you may:
1. Use OpenAFS FUSE client, build OpenAFS with USE=fuse to enable it.
2. Use native kernel AFS client: configure your kernel with CONFIG_AFS_FS.
net-fs/openafs is not required in this case, but client's functionality will be limited.

show

openafs-1.8.7

apidoc
bitmap-later
debug
doc
fuse
kauth
kerberos
+modules
+namei
ncurses
perl
+pthreaded-ubik
selinux
+supergroups
tsm
ubik-read-while-write

Gentoo supports kernels which are supported by OpenAFS
which are limited to the kernel versions: < ${KERNEL_LIMIT}

You are free to utilize epatch_user to provide whatever
support you feel is appropriate, but will not receive
support as a result of those changes.

Please do not file a bug report about this.

Alternatively, you may:
1. Use OpenAFS FUSE client, build OpenAFS with USE=fuse to enable it.
2. Use native kernel AFS client: configure your kernel with CONFIG_AFS_FS.
net-fs/openafs is not required in this case, but client's functionality will be limited.

show

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