I have several shares and they are all ok, except one.
I can mount via SMB but not on AFP.
The log gives messages such as :
09/20 12:02:14 G00d-ShareSpace daemon.err afpd[3014]: cnid_lookup: Unable to get CNID did 0x710e0000, name You are what you eat Land.eps: DB_SECONDARY_BAD: Secondary index inconsistent with primary
09/20 12:02:14 G00d-ShareSpace daemon.err afpd[3014]: cnid_update: (3) Unable to update CNID 42205:You are what you eat Land.eps: Invalid argument
I have done some digging and the nearest thing I can see is that it is related to a currupt index .appledb which is called -VUC69~7
Does this sound correct? Am I able to delete this file and reboot the system without losing data?
The directory is “.AppleDB” and yes you can delete it and reboot as it will be re-created. Had to do this myself. Has to be done for each share defined. If you are uncomfortable doing a delete, then do a “mv .AppleDB AppleDB” Once you are comfortable with the results after a reboot, you can remove this backup.
Sorry for not replying sooner, I did post but it did not appear.
The .AppleDB directory I assume is not visable unless you access via AFP. We are only able to access via SMB now and can see only the filename I mentioned. Is this the one I am to remove?
