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From: "Jason C. Wells" <jcwells1@highperformance.net>
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Subject: AFS Server and Client
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What is the status of the AFS server and client for FreeBSD?  I'd
reaaaaally like to get rid of my Redhat box.

I see that arla is broken and has been for some time.  The traffic on the
openafs.org list is low and the freebsd.org archive is empty.  Is AFS
something that garners little interest in FreeBSD circles?

Thanks,
Jason