[OpenAFS-port-darwin] Panther, OpenAFS 1.2.10a and "inherited" tokens

[Tim C.]

> I don't have set up my system for integrated login for various reasons. S=
o
> in order to get a token I usually run klog manually in a Terminal window.
> Under Jaguar that would be enough to have all my GUI apps inherit that
> token. I don't know if it's a change in 1.2.10a or in the OS, but now tha=
t
> doesn't work anymore. I guess that the processes now have separate PAGs. =
In
> principle I suppose that's a good thing. I've managed to have GUI apps ge=
t
> a token by running "open" from a shell with token, but that's not really
> ideal.
>
  I'm curious how you're seeing this behavior?  I have 10.3 with the
openafs 1.2.10a, and I can open up a terminal window and run klog, and
all my mac apps have tokens.

Tim

> So, is that just the way it is now? Do I have to use integrated login for
> my GUI apps to get a token when I launch them from the Finder?
>
> Thanks, Sebastian Hagedorn
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