[OpenAFS] token oddities under Linux

[Tino Schwarze]

Hi Marc,

On Fri, Jul 26, 2002 at 09:43:37AM +0200, Marc Schmitt wrote:

> bash-2.05a$ unlog
> bash-2.05a$ tokens
> 
> Tokens held by the Cache Manager:
> 
>     --End of list--
> bash-2.05a$ id
> uid=1049(schmitt) gid=99(nobody) 
> groups=99(nobody),2000(ssw),14(uucp),10(wheel)
> bash-2.05a$ klog -setpag mschmitt
> Password:
> bash-2.05a$ id
> uid=1049(schmitt) gid=99(nobody) 
> groups=99(nobody),2000(ssw),14(uucp),10(wheel)

This should not happen.(TM) There should be two groups like 34395 and
37063 associated to your shell.

What do you get when you open a pagsh and issue id there? Try "rpm
--verify openafs" and "which klog" too. Maybe it's an old klog (I
seem to remember that the -setpag option was added sometime, but I might
be wrong.)?

Bye, Tino.

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