This is the AFS README file for netatalk.

NOTE:  You'll need to have the AFS server libraries and include files.
These are different than the client libraries and include files.  Also,
you will need the Kerberos v4 (patch level 10) libraries and include
files.

1.  CONFIGURE FOR AFS.  Edit the root Makefile to include the pathname
    to both the AFS and Kerberos libraries and include files.  There
    are brief instructions at the top of the Makefile.

2.  ADD AFP PRINCIPAL TO YOUR SRVTAB.  afpd requires an entry in your
    /etc/srvtab to do Kerberos authentication.  This entry is of the
    form

	afpserver.NBPNAME@REALM

    So, if you want your afp server to be called "bob" and your realm
    is "camelot", you would need a principal

	afpserver.bob@camelot

    If you don't have an incorrect /etc/srvtab, Macs attempting to
    authenticate with "Kerberos IV UAM"/"AuthMan UAM" will get a
    "remote configuration" error and afpd will log "krb4_logincont:
    krb_rd_req:  Can't decode authenticator".  NOTE: nbpname MUST match
    the kerberos principal name in order for authentication to
    succeed.  If afpd's default nbpname (see the afpd man page) does
    not match your site's method for generating principal names, then
    you must use the "-n" option when starting afpd.

3.  CLIENT SOFTWARE.  There are several pieces of Mac software that you
    will need.  The first, "AuthMan UAM", is an alternate UAM which
    does authentication with afpd for AFS.  AuthMan UAM requires the
    second, AuthMan.  AuthMan requires MacTCP.  The third, AFS
    Privileges, allows the Mac user to display the AFS acls on afp
    mounted directories.  "AuthMan UAM" and "AFS Privileges" are
    available via anonymous ftp from terminator.rs.itd.umich.edu in
    ~ftp/unix/netatalk/kerberos-AFS.sit.hqx.  AuthMan is available via
    anonymous ftp from monet.ccs.itd.umich.edu in ~ftp/pub.  The
    revision as of this writing is 1.0.9A.

4.  AFS HELP.  For more information about AFS, you should contact
    afs-sales@transarc.com.

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