[OpenAFS] afs directory

[Rodney M Dyer]

At 04:45 PM 7/9/2005, you wrote:
>Is there a method for finding, or list of, the contents of public afs cells?

I'm not sure what you mean.  If you mean simply to perform a "dir /s /b" 
(windows speak), or "ls -al" (unix speak) of any AFS cell, then yes, it is 
quite simple.  You just go to "www.openafs.org" and install the OpenAFS 
client for your operating system.  All AFS cells that aren't behind 
firewalls are public, at least if the organizations running the cells have 
published their cell server addresses in the CellServDB (included with the 
OpenAFS client).  Once you have your OpenAFS client working and an AFS cell 
is mounted, then you should be able to use "dir" or "ls" to look inside any 
cell.  However you won't be able to "see" anything you aren't authorized to 
see.  You will only be able to list and open the contents of directories 
that have "system:anyuser rl"  (rl -short for read, look).

>Where can I find the current krb-afs source code within the afs network?

AFS and Kerberos 5 are separate code bases, and neither is "in" the AFS 
network.  You can find the source code for AFS at "www.openafs.org".  You 
can find MIT's Kerberos client and server source code 
at  http://web.mit.edu/network/kerberos-form.html

Hope this helped.

Rodney