Stephen G. Roseman writes:
> This may or may not be relevant, but we were having a similar problem
> on systems which have many thousands of logins per day, but no "unlog"s
> executed. Tokens hung around for 27 hours, and "klog"s would get slower and
> slower, all system time. Forcing an "unlog" at logout resolved it, reducing
> the number of stagnant tokens.
This is what I was begining to suspect. The host in question is a POP
server with AFS kerberos authentication. Our token lifetime is long
and I suspect that POP users never "logout".
Thanks for confirming my suspicions.
-Rick
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