Starting file sharing at command line
How does one start personal file sharing from the command line? I'd like to do this remotely. The command /usr/sbin/applefileserver does not work inspite of web posts to the contrary. Thanks.
OK, I found something. On the Mac from which I want to export, ps -A doesn't show AppleFIleServer when it's started from the command line but does when started from the GUI. On a brand new Mac, on which I wanted to mount the share, the process shows up regardless of how its started. (I had turned off both firewalls when I did this so I may come back to this question....) Both systems are 10.4.4. Any ideas? Can I selectively reinstall this package and if so, how?
The only thing in system.log is the call and no error:
configd[29]: executing /usr/sbin/AppleFileServer
BTW the sharing GUI does update the status of applefilesserver daemon although I seem to recall that controlling apache with the command apachectl doesn't update the Web Sharing GUI. anyway....
Thanks for your help.
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