I have some shared folders in my Mac that I wish to access from my Debian 10. I have researched some solutions to mount it as a volume, this will be good.
I found Netatalk that seems powerful but the tutorials I saw was to turn my Debian into a Time Machine... I also found afpns-fg, but the GitHub is archived, it seems abandoned for many years... I look at Snapcraft, Google, but didn't find any afp client... I am out of Ideas... can you help me?
I have recently worked to find how to mount AFP share (from a NAS). First, my afpfs-ng package refers to this website which gives everything you need.
You can find an example on how to mount the share using /etc/fstab (boot time mount). Here an additional example:
afpfs#afp://USER:PASS@SERVER/SHARE /mnt/afp fuse user=USER,group=GROUP,_netdev 0 0
As stated in the previous link, there is another command afpcmd that is a simple client (no mounting). Finally, you can also use mount_afp:
mount_afp afp://USER:PASS@SERVER/SHARE /mnt/afp/
(Although, I am actually facing performance issue using afpfs_ng.)
It is also possible to use the graphical user interface to mount an AFP share. I saw it working with MATE and GNOME (thanks to gvfs). You just have to look in "Network" and the server will be presented.
In short:
Linux 5.15 drops support for NTLM. So you should either older kernel or recompile with reverted commit.
sudo mount -rw -t cifs //mycapsule/Data /media/airport/ -o username=myuser,password=mypass,sec=ntlm,vers=1.0 --verbose
You may use afpfs-ng package from another disto (Ubuntu got rid of it since v14 or v15). I put deb-package from ArchLinux into Github repo https://github.com/maxx27/afpfs-ng-deb
sudo mount_afp afp://myuser:mypass@mycapsule/Data /media/airport
sudo umount /media/airport
For long instructions, see https://github.com/maxx27/afpfs-ng-deb
