I gave up gnome back around RedHat 8.x days due to issues with AFS homedirs. Has gnome with afs homedirs improved any since then?

Anyway, we don't see the login problems you describe on Kubuntu 10.4. KDE does have its own issues with lingering processes, but nothing annoying enough to move to the top of my priority list.

Are you using pam_afs_session? What do the relevant portions of your pam configs look like, if you don't mind sharing with the group? Actually first, are CLI console logins reliable and always get tokens? (might be chasing the wrong goose here, but wanted to start with the basics).

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Stephen

On Fri, 10 Dec 2010, Thomas Briggs wrote:

We use a mixed environment of Ubuntu 10.04 and Mac OSX machines in our labs and classrooms. After our upgrade to Ubuntu 10.04, are users are noticing that the first time they log in, GDM accepts their password, starts a session, and then terminates. They can usually log in the second time, though sometimes it takes two or three tries. After a few days of running, a 'ps -eaf' shows stray processes from just about every user, and every login session since the last reboot.

Why am I asking here? Because this doesn't seem to be widespread Ubuntu problem, and I suspect it has something to do with the interaction between some new aberration of nature in Ubuntu 10.04 (and there are many) and the user's home directories, which are on AFS, and hopefully there is another school using it for their classrooms like we. Also, people on this group seem to be more helpful, patient, intelligent, and just downright better people :-)

-tom

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Dr. Thomas Briggs, Assoc. Professor
Dept. of Computer Science, Shippensburg University
1871 Old Main Drive / Shippensburg, PA 17257 / (717) 477-1178

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