Nas# mv /usr/local/libexec/netatalk-uams /usr/local/libexec/netatalk-uams-2.1.5Ĭd to the netatalk-2.2 directory that was untarred. Nas# mv /usr/local/sbin/papd /usr/local/sbin/papd-2.1.5 Nas# mv /usr/local/sbin/cnid_dbd /usr/local/sbin/cnid_dbd-2.1.5
Nas# mv /usr/local/sbin/cnid_metad /usr/local/sbin/cnid_metad-2.1.5 Nas# mv /usr/local/sbin/atalkd /usr/local/sbin/atalkd-2.1.5 Nas# mv /usr/local/sbin/afpd /usr/local/sbin/afpd-2.1.5 Untar and you will find the following files: Scp netatalk-2.2.tar.gz to your FreeNAS installation. In order to make your changes survive a reboot you must mount the filesystem read/write: Nas# /usr/local/etc/rc.d/avahi-daemon stop There is an additional file you will need to edit for Avahi and copy into place. So this afpd binary will not automatically register with Avahi. I could not get the configure script to recognize Avahi on my FreeBSD 8.2 build box. I have compiled Netatalk 2.2 from Frank Lahm's master tag after he merged knu's fixes for FreeBSD.
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UPDATE 4: How to integrate the contents of the afp_nf file with the rvice file. UPDATE 3: Tarball for amd64 now available. UPDATE 2: Initial release is for x86 systems.
UPDATE: Updated tar ball link below with other binaries included, atalkd, cnid_dbd, chid_metad, papd. If someone is interested in doing this for FreeNAS 7 they can pull a snapshot of Frank Lahm's master branch from Sourceforge git and try themselves. These will not work on FreeNAS 7 and I have no plans to try to compile there. There is no warranty or support for the below. Finally, connect Time Machine to your Raspberry Pi.NOTE: This should only be attempted by those who are comfortable mucking about with their FreeNAS installation. In Finder on your Mac, under Shared in the sidebar, connect to the Time Machine partition on the Raspberry Pi using pi and raspberry as the username and password, respectively. Save and quit, then restart your Raspberry Pi. Also, append this to the end of the file: Save and quit, then enter s udo nano /usr/local/etc/afp.conf and under add mimic model = TimeCapsule6,106. Where it says, don't type it but press the Tab key on your keyboard to indent the line. Now enter sudo nano /etc/avahi/services/rvice and enter the following. Add a space to its end, then append mdns4 mdns. Make the Raspberry Pi visible to Time MachineĮnter sudo nano /etc/nf and look for the line starting 'hosts: files mdns4_minimal'. Press Ctrl+o and then press Return to save the file, then Ctrl+x to quit Nano. Enter sudo nano /.bashrc and add the same two commands you just ran on new lines at the end of the file.
Neither command should return any output, but you should see 'raspberrypi' appear under Shared in Finder's sidebar on your Mac. To start the software, enter sudo service avahi-daemon start, followed by sudo service netatalk start. When this finishes, verify Netatalk installed correctly by entering afpd -V.Īll being well, the first line of the response will be 'afpd 3.1.8 - Apple Filing Protocol (AFP) daemon of Netatalk'.
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When it's done, enter sudo make install to run the installer. The next few commands each take a while to complete. You'll see a summary when this process completes. configure -with-init-style=debian-systemd -without-libevent -without-tdb-with-cracklib -enable-krbV-uam -withpam-confdir=/etc/pam.d -with-dbussysconf-dir=/etc/dbus-1/system.d -with-tracker-pkgconfig-version=1.0 To configure Netatalk's installer, enter the following text – every double hyphen should be preceded by a space, and every line below that ends with a hyphen has no space after it.
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