from small one page howto to huge articles all in one place

search text in:




Other .linuxhowtos.org sites: www.linuxhowtos.org
toolsntoys.linuxhowtos.org



Last additions:
How to make X listen on port 6000

How to make X listen on port 6000

words:

34

views:

87521

userrating:

average rating: 1.2 (52 votes) (1=very good 6=terrible)


May, 25th 2007:
April, 26th 2007:
Apr, 10th. 2007:
Druckversion . pdf icon
You are here: Portage


Details of net-fs/openafs:

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

available versions:

releasesalphaamd64armhppaia64mipsppcppc64ppc macoss390shsparcx86USE-Flagsdependenciesebuild warnings
openafs-1.8.16 -~---------~~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 eapply_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-1.8.15 -~---------~~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 eapply_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-1.8.14 -~---------~~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 eapply_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-1.8.13.2-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 eapply_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-1.8.13.2 -~---------~~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 eapply_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-1.8.13.1-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 eapply_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-1.8.13.1 -~---------~~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 eapply_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-1.8.13-r2 -~---------~~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 eapply_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-1.8.13-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 eapply_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
Legend:
+ stable
~ testing
- not available
some ebuild warning depend on specific use-flags or architectures, all ebuild-warnings are shown.

Known bugs:
bug IDcomponentassigned tostatusdescriptionlast change
398253Applicationsandrej.filipcicUNCONFIRMEDnet-fs/openafs-1.6.1_pre1/1.6.1 does not build against 3.1.6/3.2.0-r1 kernel and heimdal-1.5.1-r1/12012-10-29 15:36:44
412119Ebuildsandrej.filipcicUNCONFIRMEDnet-fs/openafs-1.6.1 should install user-friendly docs (and not docbook files)2012-09-24 06:59:46
434922HardenedhardenedUNCONFIRMEDnet-fs/openafs-1.6.1 doesn't built with sys-kernel/hardened-sources with grsecurity/PaX enabled2013-02-10 14:52:43
436278Librarymaintainer-wantedUNCONFIRMEDnet-analyzer/nagios-afs-monitor - Nagios plugins to monitor openafs server status2012-09-26 13:37:17
436596Applicationsandrej.filipcicUNCONFIRMEDnet-fs/openafs-1.6.1-r1: parallel build failure - In file included from db_dump.c:31:0: database.h:12012-09-29 15:38:55
436598Applicationsandrej.filipcicUNCONFIRMEDnet-fs/openafs-1.6.1-r1 USE=doc - dodoc: doc/txt/winnotes is a directory2012-11-19 13:16:17
454242Core systemandrej.filipcicUNCONFIRMEDnet-fs/openafs-1.6.2_pre3 USE=doc - !!! dodoc: doc/txt/winnotes is a directory2013-02-06 16:08:22


back



Support us on Content Nation

New Packages

- as rdf newsfeed
- as rss newsfeed
- as Atom newsfeed
2026-08-08
2026-08-07
rdf newsfeed | rss newsfeed | Atom newsfeed
Copyright 2004-2025 Sascha Nitsch Unternehmensberatung GmbH
- Copyright and legal notices -
Time to create this page: 65.1 ms