AFSAndrew File System OpenAFS Binary DistributionsThe OpenAFS releases on this download page are provided without any support or guarantee. We make these releases available for general testing purposes, as proof-of-concept releases, and as evaluation releases for platforms that are currently not officially supported.
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OpenAFS for Windows binary self-extract file (debug version)OpenAFS for Windows binary self-extract file (DEBUG version, with extra diagnostic information embedded in the object code)
OpenAFS for Windows Microsoft Install File (Debug version)OpenAFS for Windows, Microsoft install file. This is the DEBUG version of the software, with extra diagnostic information embedded in the file.
OpenAFS for Windows Microsoft Install FileWindows installers for OpenAFS on Windows. This release incorporates patches to provide support for Terminal Services on Windows.
OpenAFS source code for Windows, CVS versionOpenAFS source code for Windows, CVS version as of 2004-07-20 (ZIP file)
OpenAFS for Windows binary self-extract fileThis OpenAFS for Windows binary release implements support for Terminal Services.
Session 5506: AFS (Andrew File System) on Linux for S/390 and zSeriesA presentation on AFS (Andrew File System) by David Boyes at SHARE 97. (pdf)
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