[OpenAFS] windows client problems...

[Robbie Foust]

Ok, I'll try that.  Also, if it helps, the machine just "lost" tokens 
again.  Trying to log in gives the same error number.

Net view \\afs gives the same thing we've been seeing here at Duke (so 
its definitely not isolated to our network):

System error 52 on net view \\afs - You were not connected because a 
duplicate name exists on the network.  Go to System in Control Panel to 
change the computer name and try again."

Do you still need the pioctl debugging info?  I think a department here 
(at Duke) started disabling Freelance mode and many of the problems have 
gone away.  Freelance is enabled on this particular machine that I'm 
troubleshooting, so I suppose I could disable it, but that wouldn't 
really tell us why windows thinks \\afs is already being used...

- Robbie


Jeffrey Altman wrote:

> pioctl failed.
>
> Turn on pioctl debugging to find out why.  From registry.txt:
>
> Regkey:
> [HKLM\SOFTWARE\OpenAFS\Client]
>
> Value   : IoctlDebug
> Type    : REG_DWORD
> Default : 0x0
>
>   This value can be used to debug the cause of pioctl() failures.
>   Set a non-zero value and the pioctl() library will output status
>   information to stdout.  Executing command line tools such as
>   tokens.exe, fs.exe, etc can then be used to determine why the
>   pioctl() call is failing.
>
> Jeffrey Altman
>
>
>
> Robbie Foust wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I'm getting an error on a machine when running "tokens" and/or 
>> "unlog".  The error is:
>>
>> unlog: could not discard tickets, code 11862788
>>
>> and for tokens,
>>
>> Unexpected error, code 11862788
>>
>> What does that code mean?  Sometimes the user is able to log in, and 
>> sometimes not.  This machine does not have KfW on it, they are 
>> obtaining tokens with afscreds.  This is on v1.3.77, XP SP2, the 
>> machine is in an AD domain.  Also, this machine is at UNC-Chapel Hill 
>> (the isis.unc.edu cell), not Duke.  I don't have the login error 
>> message yet, but will try to get it the next time it fails (and other 
>> diagnostic info).
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> - Robbie
>>

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Robbie Foust, IT Analyst
OIT/CASI - Administrative Information Support
Duke University