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Right - I had done some such manipulation on the boot volume - Macintosh HD, but didn't realize it was required all the way down the hierarchy. Actually, I was going to try that, but didn't get around to it. Of course, I still have the non-connection problem going the other way, but hopefully...

There I go again :-) I meant annoying red minus sign, of course.

Potenuse, File sharing with afp - I only use Windoze boxes at work (where I'm forced to :-) I have two Leopard 10.5.7 macs: imac downstairs and macbook up here (on which I'm composing this message) - both are connected to the Internet using Airport (wpa2 network) with DHCP assigned I.P...

I somehow forgot the sudo. I tried your exact commands and the link was indeed recreated, but I still can't connect. I do have File Sharing turned on on the target machine (MacBook Pro) FWIW, I wasn't trying to show you up or show myself off, just trying to find an answer :-)

The symbolic link you recommended was already present on my system. The first command you gave would not have worked since the argument of the rm was a directory. Curious as to why you thought of this in the first place.