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In comp.protocols.appletalk, article <3C67F76744400065@BITNET.CC.CMU.EDU>,
  MCMAHON@GRIN1.Bitnet ("McMahon,Brian D") writes:
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< Ken Wallewein <kenw@NOAH.ARC.AB.CA> writes:
< >  Some one told me that, in AFP, there is a theoretical maximum number of
< >volumes which can be "published" by a given AppleShare server, and that
< >that number is actually quite low.
<  
<  
< Again, any clues about what in blazes is going on here would be welcome ...
< and just might preserve my few remaining tattered shreds of sanity.  :-)

The problem is the list of volumes the server sends back to the client.
If the client wants a one-block ATP response (and I think AppleShare does it
that way), that list has to fit in 572 bytes.

< It sure as Hell isn't in any Apple docs I've seen.

Sometimes that stuff has to be intuited. :-(

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