[OpenAFS] token oddities under Linux

[Charles Clancy]

> Judging by your first question, you don`t believe what I get, do you? In
> other words, you`ve never seen that effect on your Linux boxes???

I can verify this behavior on my Linux and Solaris machines:

##### LINUX #####
antigone:~> uname -mnrsp
Linux antigone 2.4.18-3smp i686 unknown
antigone:~> strings /usr/vice/etc/afsd | grep OpenAFS
@(#) OpenAFS 1.2.5 built  2002-06-10
antigone:~> id
uid=500(tclancy) gid=500(tclancy) groups=500(tclancy)
antigone:~> klog -setpag
Password:
antigone:~> id
uid=500(tclancy) gid=500(tclancy) groups=500(tclancy)

##### SOLARIS #####
ismene:~> uname -mnrsp
SunOS ismene 5.8 sun4u sparc
ismene:~> strings /usr/vice/etc/afsd | grep OpenAFS
@(#) OpenAFS 1.2.3 built  2002-01-29
ismene:~> id
uid=100(tclancy) gid=100(clancy) groups=100(clancy)
ismene:~> klog -setpag
Password:
ismene:~> id
uid=100(tclancy) gid=100(clancy) groups=33536,32538,100(clancy)

HOWEVER -- I'm running the same versions of OpenAFS on the same platforms.
We're both running 1.2.3 under Solaris and 1.2.5 under Linux.  Could it be
a 1.2.5 problem, rather than a Linux problem?  Does anyone have 1.2.5
installed on a Sparc, or 1.2.3 installed under Linux?

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