[OpenAFS] aklog -4 magically makes things work?

Eric Jonas jonas@MIT.EDU
Fri, 10 Dec 2004 07:34:57 -0500


On Fri, Dec 10, 2004 at 11:53:51AM +0100, Jeffrey Altman wrote:
> I will bet that the servers in the cell mwl.ai.mit.edu are older then
> openafs 1.2.8 and therefore do not support Kerberos 5.  Install 1.3.75
> Openafs for Windows and set the "Use524" registry value as per 
> registry.txt and afs-install-notes.txt.

    Actually, the mwl.ai.mit.edu cell is running 1.3.71, but I will try
upgrading the windows machine to 1.3.75 today and using the suggestions
below. Thanks!
		...Eric Jonas

> 
> Jeffrey Altman
> 
> 
> Eric Jonas wrote:
> >Hello! I'm using an openafs-1.3.71 server with an MIT KDC, and trying to
> >make it all work under windows via kfw. I have implemented single-signon
> >with windows, i.e. users log into the windows machine against the MIT KDC.
> >Kerberos is configured for using the MSLSA cache, and after login I can
> >look in Leash and see "Afs Tokens: jonas@mwl.ai.mit.edu" as well as my
> >krb5 afs ticket. This is with the latest (1.3.74) afs for windows client.
> >
> >So, upon login, I can't connect to AFS. attempts to go to, say,
> >\\afs\mwl.ai.mit.edu prompt the error:
> >
> >
> >
> >But once I run "aklog -4"  from a command prompt, everything magically
> >works. I have two questions:
> >
> >1. Why ? : )
> >2. Is there any way to get the openafs for windows client to automatically
> >do the equivalent of aklog -4?
> >
> >I'm really rather perplexed by all of this, and it seems -so- close to
> >working. Thanks for the help,
> >			...Eric
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