[OpenAFS] Windows XP and 1.3.70 problems
pll+afs@permabit.com
pll+afs@permabit.com
Thu, 19 Aug 2004 10:33:42 -0400
I attempted to set an AFS volume mounted under XP as an Offline
Folder. When I disconnected to the network, everything seemed okay
in that I seemed to be able to access all the directories under that
volume, even though there was no network connection. There were
minor problems while trying to delete entire directory hierarchies
and I received pop-up dialogues stating that I needed to be connected
to the server for those operations.
When I reconnected to the network however, I was unable to obtain new
tokens. It complains, after taking my creds that:
KTC_NOCM: The sservice, Transarc AFS Daemon, most likely is not started!
(0xb50307) (ktc_GetToken() failed)
So, I clicked Ok, then cancel on the 'Obtain New Tokens' window and
went to Advanced, which stated that 'The AFS Client Service is
running normally. So I stopped the service and restarted it thinking
that might help. No luck, trying to get new tokens still failed.
I brought up the KfW Leash and got K4 and K5 tickets, but no AFS
tokens. Then I went back and stopped/started the AFS services and
once again tried to obtain new tokens. No luck, same error.
Running 'tcpdump -lvvv src 10.0.14.107' on my AFS/K5 server
(10.0.14.107 being the Windows XP client I'm testing with) I see the
following when trying to get AFS tokens:
tcpdump: listening on eth0
10:29:47.296896 afs-client.permabit.com.2084 > \
never-talk-to-strangers.permabit.com.kerberos: \
v5 (ttl 127, id 65117, len 218)
10:29:47.401081 afs-client.permabit.com.2089 > \
never-talk-to-strangers.permabit.com.kerberos: \
(ttl 127, id 65122, len 620)
10:29:47.451056 afs-client.permabit.com.2092 > \
never-talk-to-strangers.permabit.com.kerberos: \
(ttl 127, id 65125, len 606)
10:29:58.472730 afs-client.permabit.com.2096 > \
never-talk-to-strangers.permabit.com.4444: \
udp 219 (ttl 127, id 65150, len 247)
Any ideas?
Thanks,
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Paul
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