Mounting a local Vollume via AFP
Steve Steinitz
steinitz at bigpond.net.au
Sat Jul 28 01:19:56 PDT 2007
Hi Kurt,
You wrote:
> > Which brings me to back to my question. The Finder's Connect to
> > Server command dis-allows connection to a local disk. Do any of you
> > know how to circumvent that?
>
> Have you tried something as simple as setting up multiple IP addresses
> on your single interface? Or something like MacFuse may be of use.
I do have multiple IP addresses on a single interface, for other
reasons. I've been staring at your suggestion trying to see how that
would help me mount a local volume as if it were a remote afp volume.
I must be thick. Can you please elaborate?
> You don't mention what kind of datastore you're using. But it looks
> to me like SQLite is the only one worth considering. In general, it
> really looks like CoreData is not a good multi-user solution - I'd
> really recommend a real or quasi-real database solution.
Yes, I didn't mention SQLite because a didn't want to repeat a discussion
I've had elsewhere about the potential problems. For the time being, I
will be using SQLite but may consider a more enterprise-class solution
later. I'm sure you realize that it is a significant engineering effort,
and one that Apple has not been willing to undertake, to use, say, MySQL.
Thanks,
Steve
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