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#NETATALK UBUNTU 17 INSTALL#
#NETATALK UBUNTU 17 SOFTWARE#

Just add your share(s) to the config file Let’s modify now Netatalk’s configuration file. Let’s add required group and test user testuser addgroup adduser usermod -a -G netatalk testuser Next step is to configure authentication for the new AFP server. We are going to use system’s passwd/shadow service.

You can remove it from your system anytime using: The new package has been installed and saved to You probably don't want them to be included in the package,Įspecially if they are inside your home directory.Ĭonfirm NO answer Do you want me to list them? :Ĭonfirm YES answer Should I exclude them from the package? (Saying yes is a good idea) :Īt that stage, if all previous steps were successful, package has been built and installed. Summary again This package will be built according to these values: We need to change parameter “Replaces” Enter a number to change any of them or press ENTER to continue: 13 This package will be built according to these values:Įnter a number to change any of them or press ENTER to continue:

**** Debian package creation selected *** Type simple description and press Enter twice Please write a description for the package.Įnd your description with an empty line or EOF.Īt that stage we get summary of future package’s details ***************************************** doc-pak does not exist.Īnswer NO Should I create a default set of package docs? : n

#NETATALK UBUNTU 17 SOFTWARE#

This software is released under the GNU GPL. Firstly use make makeĪnd only afterwards use checkinstall checkinstallĬheckinstall 1.6.2, Copyright 2009 Felipe Eduardo Sanchez Diaz Duran It will build a deb package instead.īut, there is at least one automake bug which will stop compiling process make: *** No rule to make target '././libevent/libevent.la', needed by 'netatalk'.

#NETATALK UBUNTU 17 INSTALL#

Instead of using classic couple of make & make install we are going to use checkinstall tool. configure -with-init-style=systemd -sysconfdir=/etc -with-init-dir=/etc/systemd/system -with-lockfile=/var/run/netatalkĪt that stage you should see something like this: Īt next step, we are going to build the package. Installs netatalk source package on Debian/Ubuntu w/ SSL support. Here we go sudo cd wget mv netatalk-3.1.11.tar.gz\?download tar -zxvf netatalk-3.1.11.tar.gz cd netatalk-3.1.11 apt-get install build-essential libdb-dev libgcrypt20-dev checkinstall This gist gives instructions to build a basic deb package of netatalk-3.1.11 using checkinstall on Ubuntu 18.04.

become root user before you begin (first command in this tutorial).

root access to a server to install new package and required libraries.

Why AFP? Because AFP server on a Linux server (compare to Samba and NFS) allows to access your files at much much higher speed (of course, if network allows).Īt the date of the post, the latest version NETATALK (open-source implementation of AFP) is 3.1.11. In the article I will not cover (I’ll if there will be an interest from readers’ side) It gives us a way to make our server as file-storage for Apple devices. Long story short, my restore did work, and flawlessly at that, once I had the sparsebundle mounted.In that article we are going to install AFP (Apple Filing Protocol) server on Ubuntu 18.04 LTS server. Maybe it looks at the TM compatible flag the AFP server exposes and decides sparsebundles in there are fair game? Maybe it would have found something and I was just being impatient, but I don't know how it would know which sparsebundle to mount and examine as a time machine destination. It didn't find anything on the network (or maybe I didn't wait long enough), so I had to manually map the AFP share and mount the disk image from the Terminal, which was no big deal. Netatalk 3.0.1 disconnects with Bad file descriptor on FreeBSD. afp/smb transfers caps at 2 megabytes/sec, wireless N. Ubuntu with Netatalk and Samba TimeMachine cant connect. I installed the new SSD, used a Lion Recovery USB stick to get a recovery partition onto the drive, and attempted to TM restore after booting from that. We use macs only, so I would to suggest to use the netatalk open source afp protocol for sharing. Did the restore stage where it was "Searching For Time Machine Backups" find a restore source on the network? I figured I'd test my setup by upgrading the SSD in my 2009 MBP, as the OEM Samsung SSD was getting extremely slow (been in use a looong time).