Re: OpenAFS trouble
Christopher Swingley <cswingle@iarc.uaf.edu> writes:
> * David Z Maze <dmaze@debian.org> [2003-May-19 10:51 AKDT]:
>> > Here'w what happens on the client machine (enemy):
>> >
>> > cswingle@enemy:~$ tokens
>> >
>> > Tokens held by the Cache Manager:
>> >
>> > User's (AFS ID 1112) tokens for afs@frontier.iarc.uaf.edu
>> > --End of list--
>> you might try 'fs la /afs/frontier/user/cswingle' from the machine
>> that works, but it probalby won't say anything enlightening.
>
> Here's what it says from the machine that works:
>
> $ fs la /afs/frontier/user/cswingle
> Access list for /afs/frontier/user/cswingle is
> Normal rights:
> system:administrators rlidwka
> cswingle rlidwka
Hmmmm. What does 'pts exa cswingle' say? 'pts exa 1112'? 'pts mem
system:administrators'? Does 'fs wscell' report the same cell on both
machines?
> There isn't any sort of host level key exchange going on is there?
> Do I need to tell the server machine about my hosts somewhere?
You only need to tell one machine that another exists if it's running
a server of some sort; clients don't need to be registered with the
AFS server(s).
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