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arla

Arla is a free AFS client and server implementation. The main goal is to make a fully functional client with all capabilities of normal AFS. Other implemented things are all the normal management tools and a server.

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  •  22 Oct 2002 00:28

Release Notes: This release supports Linux 2.4.x.

  •  06 Jun 2001 14:50

Release Notes: Assorted bugfixes, and MacOS X support.

  •  31 Jan 2001 14:05

Release Notes: Bugfixes were made for compatibility with non-BSD platforms, and for FreeBSD Linux emulation. A klog-like program called kalog that talkes directly to the ka-server was added. The advertising clause was removed from the license. arlad was split into a command-line client (arla-cli) and a daemon (arlad). Man-pages were added. The case in which there is no root volume when starting is now handled. The installation procedure on Solaris was improved. Stability on Solaris/SMP was improved. Even more bug fixes were made.

  •  30 Jan 2001 06:12

    Release Notes: Bug fixes were made, including fixes for Solaris mmap problems.

    •  30 Jan 2001 06:12

      Release Notes: BSD was made more stable. Parts of libroken were updated. SuidCells are now always read. m68k fixes were made in LWP. arlad was made more robust against a busy fileserver. Many bugfixes were made.

      RSS Recent comments

      14 Dec 1999 15:10 lha

      0.29.1
      The problems found in arla 0.28 is fixed in 0.29. The speed problem is probably related to the verbose logging.

      26 Nov 1999 03:45 tisc

      don't use ARLA 0.28...
      ... if you still want to work with your machine. There is a
      debugging message omitted once in a while at LOG_EMERG.
      So it gets quite annoying over the time.

      Apart from that, I found ARLA 0.28 rather slow compared to 0.27.

      Consider this a hint, not a warning.

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