- crlf
- Enables crlf translation for TEXT files, automatically
converting macintosh line breaks into Unix ones. Use of this
option might be dangerous since some older programs store
binary data files as type "TEXT" when saving and switch the
filetype in a second step. Afpd will
potentially destroy such files when "erroneously" changing
bytes in order to do line break translation.
- dropbox
- Allows a volume to be declared as being a "dropbox."
Note that netatalk must be compiled with dropkludge support
for this to function. Warning: This
option is deprecated and might not work as expected.
- mswindows
- Forces filename restrictions imposed by MS WinXX.
Warning: This is NOT
recommened for volumes mainly used by Macs. Please make sure
you fully understand this option before using it.
Warning
This option breaks direct saving to netatalk volumes from
some applications, i.e. OfficeX.
- noadouble
- Forces afpd to not create
.AppleDouble directories unless macintosh metadata needs to be
written. This option is only useful if you want to share files
mostly used NOT by macs, causing afpd to
not automatically create .AppleDouble subdirs containing AD
header files in every directory it enters (which will it do by
default).
In case, you save or change files from mac clients, AD
metadata files have to be written even in case you set this
option. So you can't avoid the creation of .AppleDouble
directories and its contents when you give macs write access
to a share and they make use of it.
Try to avoid noadouble whenever
possible.
- nodev
- always use 0 for device number, helps when the device
number is not constant across a reboot, cluster, ...
- nofileid
- don't advertise createfileid, resolveid, deleteid
calls.
- nohex
- Disables :hex translations for anything except dot
files. This option makes the '/' character
illegal.
- prodos
- Provides compatibility with Apple II clients.
- nostat
- don't stat volume path when enumerating volumes list,
useful for automounting or volumes created by a preexec
script.
- upriv
- use AFP3 unix privileges. Become familiar with the new
"unix privileges" AFP permissions concepts in MacOS X before
using this option.