As a follow-up, I have spent the last few weeks working on this issue.
Indeed, Photoshop's behavior is hideous but that doesn't mean that
OpenAFS couldn't be more efficient.
Photoshop for some unknown reason wants to access the file
d:/dir1/dir2/dir3/file
by performing a FindFirst for dir2 wi
Hi,
I tested the other versions and with 1.4.2beta2 the problem occurs. I
checked the source files and there are changes in "afslogon.c". I don't
have an environment for compiling the sources. So I can't test any fixes.
I hope, it helps, that you can find a solution.
Regards Lars
Jeffrey Al
There was a similar situation at Mentor Graphics where 30,000 simulation
files in a library were being created from a large database. Findfirst had
to be turned off because of the cpu cycles required.
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Hi Folks.
I'm working on integrating the latest Solaris release into our environment. In
our image that uses the OpenAFS PAM module for authentication, a successful
authentication through ssh (using afs passwd, through the afs module)
consistantly panicks the system, calling out sshd: alignme
What happens when you klog? Or aklog? Does it crash then?
Does it crash immediately upon doing klog/aklog, or upon
the first file reference after that?
Does it die if you use a cache manager from openafs 1.4.1 ? 1.2.13 ?
trap type 34 = "memory address not aligned". Your callback looks
like it
Kris,
We've been seeing this same wonkiness with 11/06 as well. We're
using a locally built openssh4.1 with GSSAPI & AFS tkt-getting stuff,
and it's bombing our test sparc system in a similar way.
-rob
On Dec 18, 2006, at 18:03, Kris Kasner wrote:
Hi Folks.
I'm working on integrating
I'm pleased to announce release 1.1 of pam-afs-session. This fixes an
embarassing build-system bug and adds optional support for retrieving
configuration from krb5.conf.
pam-afs-session is a PAM module intended for use with a Kerberos v5 PAM
module to obtain an AFS PAG and AFS tokens on login. I
Thanks for the reply!
Today at 18:18, Marcus Watts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
What happens when you klog? Or aklog? Does it crash then?
Does it crash immediately upon doing klog/aklog, or upon
the first file reference after that?
As yet I've been unable to get the system to crash with the
On Friday, December 15, 2006 11:56:07 AM +0530
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm using OpenAFS 1.4.2 on Fedora 5.
I want to replicate file(s) on 2 machines (both Fedora 5).
How could this be achieved?
Do I need to install OpenAFS server on both the machines, and if this is
the requirement, how co
Some more interesting experiments.
How about:
pagsh setpag
klogget k4 tickets via ka, settoken
?
This should be a close duplicate of what pam_afs does.
or
pagsh setpag
kinit get k5 tickets
aklog
Marcus Watts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Some more interesting experiments.
> How about:
> pagsh setpag
> klogget k4 tickets via ka, settoken
> ?
> This should be a close duplicate of what pam_afs does.
pam_afs currently does the equivalent of:
Russ Allbery <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Marcus Watts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> Some more interesting experiments.
>> How about:
>> pagsh setpag
>> klogget k4 tickets via ka, settoken
>> ?
>> This should be a close duplicate of what pam_afs does.
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further along]
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On Mon, 18 Dec 2006, Kris Kasner wrote:
02a100297950 genunix:getproc+11c (2a100297ad8, 0, 60004c51bc0,
60004e007b8, 60004c51bc0, 1837400)
%l0-3: 06000373bcf0 018a5c00
%l4-7: 060004e007d0 060004e00bc8 04e8
Russ had said:
> dont_fork is the most interesting option here to me, since that prevents
> the PAM module from doing the -setpag thing.
Ah. I had noticed:
} else if (strcasecmp(argv[i], "dont_fork") == 0) {
;
in afs_setcred.c, but hadn't bothered to look at afs_auth.c
A few of your suggestions caused yet more panics (see below), again with
different stack traces.. booting kmdb did allow afs to come up and I panicked
the system.. I have a kernel debugger prompt waiting for suggestions of things
to look at.. Stack trace for that panic is at the end.
I can als
> > Some more interesting experiments.
> > How about:
> > pagsh setpag
>
> Just running pagsh was enough to panic the system.
Great! pagsh does almost nothing. It's also the common factor
for everything else that you tried, and it does something
"tricky" that is inherently slightl
Kris Kasner wrote:
Hi Folks.
I'm working on integrating the latest Solaris release into our
environment. In our image that uses the OpenAFS PAM module for
authentication, a successful authentication through ssh (using afs
passwd, through the afs module) consistantly panicks the system, calli
I wrote:
> I apparently have just gotten access to a local sun-10/sparc64 box ,
> which if it works may give me more knowledge of what's going on.
> I've also just downloaded opensolaris.org's "onnv", which may
> contain kernel source (so far, I've found their site somewhat baffling.)
> I'll send y
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