Jeffrey Altman wrote:
Christopher D. Clausen wrote:
Jeffrey Altman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Christopher D. Clausen wrote:
Uhh, I seem to get some sort of version conflict error with the
1.4.2fc3 DEBUG msi on Windows 2003.
Can you describe the error?
Well, afsd didn't start as per the below
The OpenAFS for Windows September 2006 Status Report is now available:
http://www.secure-endpoints.com/talks/OpenAFS-Windows-Sep-2006-Status-Report.pdf
For the complete list of changes since the 1.2 release see:
http://www.openafs.org/dl/openafs/1.5.8/winnt/afs-changes-since-1.2.txt
and of
See the bug report on 1.5.08. The afscreds.dll has a version problem of some
kind.
The linux version compiles and links but the client libafs.ko has undefined
symbols when an insmod is attempted.
See bug reports #39552, #39554
If any further info is required, please send instructions.
tedc
For what its worth, I did an uninstall just to get the install to work.
tedc
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On Behalf Of Jeffrey Altman
Sent: Thursday, September 07, 2006 9:21 PM
To: Christopher D. Clausen
Cc: openafs-info@openafs.org
Subject: Re:
Hi list-
I realize that various filesystem tools (ext2, ext3, etc.) have utilities to
map bad blocks and avoid having the system use them, but is it a good rule
of thumb that a HDD with bad blocks is failing? ie, that finding bad blocks
is an indicator that the HDD will soon fail
How old is the drive?
If = 3 years, I'd definitely replace it. Newer drives automatically map out
bad blocks
tedc
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Sent: Friday, September 08, 2006 10:24 AM
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It should be added that any hardware problem should be replaced immediately
unless it's a test system.
Electromechanical devices such as drives should be replaced as part of
periodic maintenance not as corrective maintenance. If there are failures in
production systems, then the PM schedule
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED],Kevin writes:
I realize that various filesystem tools (ext2, ext3, etc.) have utilities to
map bad blocks and avoid having the system use them, but is it a good rule
of thumb that a HDD with bad blocks is failing? ie, that finding bad blocks
is an indicator that the
Kevin writes:
Hi list-
I realize that various filesystem tools (ext2, ext3, etc.) have utilities to
map bad blocks and avoid having the system use them, but is it a good rule
of thumb that a HDD with bad blocks is failing? ie, that finding bad blocks
is an indicator that the HDD will soon
Hi everyone.
I'm trying to setup a testbed network with a couple AFS servers using
KRB5 and documenting everything as I go (part of our DR plan). Anyways,
I currently have 2 Ubuntu servers with the OpenAFS 1.4.1-2 deb packages
installed, but I am struggling in setting up a fileserver to expand
Complete multiple server instructions are in the IBM docs which come with
the distribution.
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Sent: Friday, September 08, 2006 11:02 AM
To: openafs-info@openafs.org
Subject: [OpenAFS] Adding
Mike Bydalek [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I did some searching around, and tried to execute the same steps as
setting up the first AFS server, minus creating the root.afs and
root.cell volumes, but I'm not getting too far. Does anyone have any
instructions on how to expand an AFS cell?
Thanks for the responses Russ and Ted. I read through everything, but
I'm still having problems that I can't figure out.
Here are the commands that I'm trying to execute on the new fileserver
(mars) where the database server is (earth). I have kadmin and aklog'd
as admin which belongs to the
Hi,
On Fri, 8 Sep 2006, Mike Bydalek wrote:
Thanks for the responses Russ and Ted. I read through everything, but
I'm still having problems that I can't figure out.
Here are the commands that I'm trying to execute on the new fileserver
(mars) where the database server is (earth). I have
Mike Bydalek [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for the responses Russ and Ted. I read through everything, but
I'm still having problems that I can't figure out.
Here are the commands that I'm trying to execute on the new fileserver
(mars) where the database server is (earth). I have kadmin and
Hi Chris,
Chris Huebsch wrote:
Hi,
On Fri, 8 Sep 2006, Mike Bydalek wrote:
Thanks for the responses Russ and Ted. I read through everything, but
I'm still having problems that I can't figure out.
Here are the commands that I'm trying to execute on the new fileserver
(mars) where the
Christopher D. Clausen wrote:
Mike Bydalek [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for the responses Russ and Ted. I read through everything, but
I'm still having problems that I can't figure out.
Here are the commands that I'm trying to execute on the new fileserver
(mars) where the database
Mike Bydalek [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
To setup the new fileserver, I copied over the keytab that I created and
ran asetkey successfully. You're right in that there is a problem with
the authentication, but I am able to get tokens successfully.
Obtaining a token doesn't test anything other
On Fri, 8 Sep 2006, Mike Bydalek wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/var/log/openafs# bos listkeys mars.testbed.lan -cell
testbed.lan -localauth
key 3 has cksum 2873560082
Keys last changed on Fri Sep 8 12:19:55 2006.
All done.
Does the key on the other server have the same checksum?
That group-issue
Steve Devine wrote:
[snip]
Run bos listuser mars
That was it. There were no users. After I did a bos adduser mars
admin, everything works as expected.
This now brings up the question, if I have a bunch of users, do I need
to re-create them on each fileserver, or is the admin user just
On Fri, 8 Sep 2006, Mike Bydalek wrote:
This now brings up the question, if I have a bunch of users, do I need
to re-create them on each fileserver, or is the admin user just a
special case?
To perform privileged commands (e.g. managing volumes) a user needs to
be in that list. (And that on
Mike Bydalek [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
That was it. There were no users. After I did a bos adduser mars
admin, everything works as expected.
This now brings up the question, if I have a bunch of users, do I need
to re-create them on each fileserver, or is the admin user just a
special
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