Netatalk 3.1.1
The Netatalk development team is proud to announce the seconf release of the Netatalk 3.1 release series. Early adopters are encouraged to update production systems.
Netatalk is a freely-available Open Source AFP fileserver. A *NIX/*BSD system running Netatalk is capable of serving many Macintosh clients simultaneously as an AppleShare file server (AFP).
The suite contains:
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netatalk - the main server service controller
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afpd - the AFP file server daemin
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cnid_metad - the CNID database multiplexing daemon
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cnid_dbd - the CNID database daemon serving CNIDs for AFP volumes
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various supporting programs and utilities
Summary of major new features and enhancements in 3.1
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AFP Spotlight Support with Gnome Tracker: https://projects.gnome.org/tracker/
Please refer to the online manual for details about compiling Netatalk with Spotlight support and how to configure:
Please make sure to read the upgrading section in the Netatalk online manual before trying to upgrade your system from version 2:
License
Netatalk is a Free/Open Source Software project and is released under the GNU General Public License (GPLv2). The full license text is available at:
Changes in 3.1.1
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FIX: Add asprint() compatibility function for systems lacking it
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FIX: Fix ressource fork name conversion. Bug #534.
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FIX: Fix a bug where only the first configured UAM was loaded. Bug #537.
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UPD: Add support for AFP 3.4. From FR #85.
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FIX: Registering with mDNS crashed. Bug #540
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FIX: Saving from applications like Photoshop may fail, because removing the ressource fork AppleDouble file failed. Bug #542.
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FIX: dbd: remove orphaned ._ AppleDouble files. Bug #549.
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NEW: afpd: Automatic conversion of ._ AppleDouble files created by OS X. Bug #550.
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FIX: afpd: Fix a crash in of_closefork(). Bug #551.
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FIX: dbd: Don’t print message "Ignoring .file" for every . file. Bug #552.
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FIX: afpd: Don’t flood log with failed sys_set_ea() messages.
Supported Platforms
As of Netatalk 3.0 the following operating systems are supported:
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FreeBSD
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Linux
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OpenBSD
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NetBSD
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Solaris and derivates
Netatalk may compile and run on other operating systems as well, but it is not well-tested on those. We welcome patches and suggestions for enhancing the portability of Netatalk as well as success and failure stories. Please write to [email protected].
Availability
Netatalk tar-balls can be found at:
Netatalk is also available via anonymous git. See the SourceForge project site for anonymous git instructions.
Contact
For more information about Netatalk, see its web page at:
The project is hosted at SourceForge. The SourceForge project page is located at:
The Netatalk development team can be reached via the mailing list [email protected]. For subscription information and archives see Netatalk’s SourceForge project page.
[email protected] is a mailing list for Netatalk system administrators. For subscription information and archives see the Netatalk web page.
Acknowledgements
We would like to thank all contributors to the Netatalk project for their commitment. Without the many suggestions, bug and problem reports, patches, and reviews this project wouldn’t be where it is.
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The Netatalk Development Team, March 2014
