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| docs:guide-user:services:nas:netatalk_configuration [2020/08/25 21:19] – [Basic File Share Configuration (Time Machine Server)] nwm | docs:guide-user:services:nas:netatalk_configuration [2020/08/26 18:32] – [Avahi-daemon Configuration] nwm |
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| rlimit-nproc=3 | rlimit-nproc=3 |
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| | By default Avahi daemon requires running dbus. Start the dbus with command ''/etc/init.d/dbus start'' in case it's not running. Or disable it with ''enable-dbus=no''. |
| | Start the Avahi daemon with command ''/etc/init.d/avahi-daemon start''. |
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| :!: Learn about other configuration options here [[https://github.com/lathiat/avahi]] | :!: Learn about other configuration options here [[https://github.com/lathiat/avahi]] |
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| :!: ''adVN=Backups'' should match the virtual volume name of your ''timemachine = YES'' share from ''/etc/afp.conf''. If you used my example settings above; leave this set to ''Backups''. Most online guides use //"TimeMachine"// however //"Backups"// is more traditional since it's the default when using macOS Server or Time Capsule; although it realy dosen't matter what you call it, as long as they both match. | :!: ''adVN=Backups'' should match the virtual volume name of your ''timemachine = YES'' share from ''/etc/afp.conf''. If you used my example settings above; leave this set to ''Backups''. Most online guides use //"TimeMachine"// however //"Backups"// is more traditional since it's the default when using macOS Server or Time Capsule; although it realy dosen't matter what you call it, as long as they both match. |
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| | Don't forget to restart the daemons after changing the configuration. |
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| **Some helpful links** | **Some helpful links** |