[OpenAFS] AFS initial setup problem

[Paul Jimenez]

On Thursday, Mar 27, 2003, Derrick J Brashear writes:
>I'm on the list, please don't wide-reply to me.

'k, sorry.

>> I have debian machine A that is both a server and a client.
>> I'm trying to set up machine B as a client to the cell served out
>> by machine A.
>> A can mount (its own) /afs just fine.
>> B is set up with the same CellServDB and ThisCell as A. (and no, the
>> CellServDB does not reference 127.0.0.1)
>
>tcpdump -vv -s 1500 host B and port 7001
>
> on B while you try starting afs. do you see outgoing traffic to A? do you
>see replies from A?
>
>if not, log into A, tcpdump -vv -s 1500 port 7000 and host A
>and see what you do see.

Cool, thanks for the tip.... now the weird part: as soon as I put that
up, *it started working*.  I dunno why.  I get some odd behaviour tho:
I trimmed my CellServDB down to remove all the cells except for mine,
but they still seem to be in the cache, and doing 'ls /afs' shows a
lot of things like:

ls: /afs/wam.umd.edu: No such device
ls: /afs/umich.edu: No such device
ls: /afs/citi.umich.edu: No such device
ls: /afs/lsa.umich.edu: No such device
ls: /afs/umr.edu: No such device

... how do I clean this up?

  --pj