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I have never had to do this. Just installed Trixie and Netatalk from source (will test the current deb from the repo, but I never had a problem with it in the past) in VirtualBox and it worked fine. Generally the problems with AppleTalk on Linux came from adapters not properly enabling/supporting multicast mode. |
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After much stumbling around trying to figure out why my Netatalk shared volumes weren't showing up in Chooser on my Macs I finally figured out that running
tcpdumpcaused it to start working. Upon further reflection I'm realizing that it's the fact thattcpdumpis putting the interface into promiscuous mode that is making things work. I can't find any mention of this requirement in the docs & I'm a bit surprised more people aren't running into this issue.I'm running Netatalk v4.1.2 on Debian Trixie (native available packages). I suggest there be some instructions/guidance about this in the docs somewhere. Perhaps as part of the installation & also maybe part of the troubleshooting?
In the meantime I've created another SystemD init that will trigger after
network-online.targetto set my interface into promiscuous mode (thanks to this Ubuntu forums post):If promiscuous mode should NOT be needed I'd love to know what I might be missing in my setup that causes it to not work without that.
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