Environment:
- Laptop, Windows XP SP3 32-bit, domain member.
- OpenAFS client 1.5.59
- Heimdal Kerberos server with trust to the AD domain.
If I connect the computer to a network somewhere, and logs in with
cached credentials, there
is no way to talk to the AFS client; it just gives a strange error
message, see below.
Note that the identity manager fetches kerberos tickets without problem.
C:\Documents and Settings\anha>dir \\afs\all <file://%5C%5Cafs%5Call>
The system detected a possible attempt to compromise security. Please
ensure that you can contact the server that authenticated you.
C:\Documents and Settings\anha>aklog
aklog: Couldn't determine realm of user: -1765328189
Logging in as a local user and get tickets and tokens works just fine,
it's when logging
in with cached credentials things don't work.
If the machine is plugged in to a network that can reach the domain
controller
(while still logged in with cached credentials, no reboots) the AFS
client starts responding.
The afsd_init.log don't say anything strange; and after all, the client
seems to work when
logging in as a local user.
Any hints?
-- Ragge
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