Comments on: terminal mount command http://www.bradrice.com/wposx/archives/49 This site is about scripting with a particular emphasis on OS X. Other things OS X, too. Thu, 03 Jul 2008 23:52:32 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.2 By: cooper http://www.bradrice.com/wposx/archives/49#comment-60 cooper Tue, 28 Jun 2005 18:57:17 +0000 http://www.bradrice.com/wposx/archives/49#comment-60 I'm getting the same thing. It's driving me nuts!!!! I've set up xgrid to process hundreds of mri scans of brains, and it was all working beautifully last week. Then I rebooted the machines for some upgrades and I can't connect to my network file system through xgrid anymore! Arg! There's clearly something I don't understand going on here. If I do something like: mount_afp afp://username:password@myserver.uoregon.edu/mountpoint /Volumes/mountpoint it gives me mount_afp: the mount flags are 0000 the altflags are 0020 but it works! But it doesn't work through xgrid due to user rights issues (xgrid runs as user "nobody"). I have a feeling something weird is going on on the server side, but I don't understand what. I’m getting the same thing. It’s driving me nuts!!!! I’ve set up xgrid to process hundreds of mri scans of brains, and it was all working beautifully last week. Then I rebooted the machines for some upgrades and I can’t connect to my network file system through xgrid anymore! Arg! There’s clearly something I don’t understand going on here.
If I do something like:

mount_afp afp://username:password@myserver.uoregon.edu/mountpoint /Volumes/mountpoint

it gives me

mount_afp: the mount flags are 0000 the altflags are 0020

but it works! But it doesn’t work through xgrid due to user rights issues (xgrid runs as user “nobody”). I have a feeling something weird is going on on the server side, but I don’t understand what.

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