[OpenAFS] Can't get AFS tokens on Windows 7 RC 32-bit

[Jeffrey Altman]

I realize this isn't what you want to hear but file a bug report with
Microsoft.   We went through the trouble of making OpenAFS work with
Win7.  The error you are receiving is that the pioctl interface which
requires the ability to publish an smb server with the name \\AFS is
no longer working.

I will have to test this myself (again) but regardless, the more reports
that Microsoft receives from users the more likely they are going to
take reports from the developers seriously.

Jeffrey Altman


Johnny wrote:
> I am new to the list, and I have tried searching the archives and
> google but haven't found anything on my situation. I have been using
> Windows 7 beta on my non production home pc and laptop for a few
> months. I am using Kerberos 3.2.2 with OpenAFS 1.5.60. My laptop is
> running the 64-bit OS and my desktop is running the 32-bit OS. I had
> everything working with Network Manager and OpenAFS on both machines
> when I was ruinning the Windows 7 beta builds. Recently I upgraded and
> did clean installs with the Windows 7 RC. On my 64-bit laptop
> everything is working fine. On my 32-bit desktop I have been unable to
> get AFS tokens. I realize that this is an unreleased OS, but I was
> hoping I could get this working since I had it working with the beta
> and it is working on my laptop.
> 
> When I try using network manager it gets my kerberos v5 tickets but it
> fails to obtain afs tokens. When I try from the command line I get the
> following (I removed my personal info).
> 
> C:\>kinit
> Password for #####@CSAIL.MIT.EDU:
> 
> C:\>aklog -d
> Authenticating to cell csail.mit.edu.
> Getting v5 tickets: afs/csail.mit.edu@CSAIL.MIT.EDU
> Getting v5 tickets: afs@CSAIL.MIT.EDU
> About to resolve name #####@CSAIL.MIT.EDU to id
> Id #####
> Set username to #####@CSAIL.MIT.EDU
> Getting tokens.
> aklog: unable to obtain tokens for cell csail.mit.edu (status: 11862791).
> 
> I have tried to get logs by running "fs trace -on" but that fails with
> the following:
> 
> fs: AFS service may not have started.
> 
> When I go in and check the services from windows it says that the
> OpenAFS service is running. Stopping it and restarting it has no
> effect. Any help on tracking down the cause and getting this working
> would be greatly appreciated.
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