Hi
We are running about 20 redhat AS3 based openafs 1.4.2 fileservers. For the
last three days between 4pm-10pm we have been getting 4-6 fileserver stop
serving files with nagios monitoring warning of 200 blocked connections. I
have turned on debug for the fileserver prcoess and have a log file
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On 7/27/07, Matthew Cocker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
We are running about 20 redhat AS3 based openafs 1.4.2 fileservers. For
the last three days between 4pm-10pm we have been getting 4-6 fileserver
stop
John W. Sopko Jr. wrote:
I have been testing AFS using Windows 2003 SP2 as the KDC.
Things seem to be working fine with OpenAFS 1.4.4 linux
clients using kinit/aklog and Red Hat pam_krb5afs module.
Also things seem to work fine with the Windows 1.5.21 afs
client and kfw 3.2 on Windows XP
I have been testing AFS using Windows 2003 SP2 as the KDC.
Things seem to be working fine with OpenAFS 1.4.4 linux
clients using kinit/aklog and Red Hat pam_krb5afs module.
Also things seem to work fine with the Windows 1.5.21 afs
client and kfw 3.2 on Windows XP clients.
Is the PAC data still
Jeff Blaine wrote:
Just bringing this back from April 24th.
Nothing has changed since then.
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All,
I am attempting to generate an activity log of my OpenAFS implementation.
What I really want is to log all accesses based on path. For example, when
a user accesses /afs/me/user/me/hi I'd like that path to dump to a log
file.
Is this easily done with the internal logging mechanisms of
Jesse W. Asher wrote:
Anyone have any real world experience they are willing to share on how
AFS compares with current implementations of NFSv4?
I use both every day. I haven't done any kind of formal analysis but I'd be
happy to share my impressions. These are gross generalizations and
Hello Everybody,
I am upgrading me Debian 3.1 machines to Debian 4.0.
I run into a problem with Pure-ftpd, I can logon but the pure-ftpd tells me
that my home directory ( AFS volume ) does not exist.
I am using the the same configuration as on Debian 3.1 on which it works
like a charm.
Local
Hi all,
AFAIK the loopback adapter needs to be reinstalled after the
cloning procedure. I think there is a way to have unattended (re)
installation of it.
Regards,
Christos
On Jul 25, 2007, at 12:47 ΠΜ, Dan Pritts wrote:
Hmm. It's installed, but the client isn't finding it. In fact,
I run into a problem with Pure-ftpd, I can logon but the pure-ftpd tells me
that my home directory ( AFS volume ) does not exist.
I'd rather authenticate first with kerberos and then use a kerberos
enabled ftpd which forwards my credentials, for example the one
shipped with Heimdal.
Harald.
Just bringing this back from April 24th.
Derrick J Brashear wrote:
On Thu, 24 May 2007, Jeff Blaine wrote:
OpenAFS 1.4.4 client
# ./vos examine fs1-a
fs1-a 2023883361 RW 3 K On-line
fs1.mitre.org /vicepa
RWrite 2023883361 ROnly 0 Backup
Douglas E. Engert wrote:
John W. Sopko Jr. wrote:
I have been testing AFS using Windows 2003 SP2 as the KDC.
Things seem to be working fine with OpenAFS 1.4.4 linux
clients using kinit/aklog and Red Hat pam_krb5afs module.
Also things seem to work fine with the Windows 1.5.21 afs
client and
Harald Barth wrote:
I run into a problem with Pure-ftpd, I can logon but the pure-ftpd tells me
that my home directory ( AFS volume ) does not exist.
I'd rather authenticate first with kerberos and then use a kerberos
enabled ftpd which forwards my credentials, for example the one
On 7/26/07, Nick Merker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
All,
I am attempting to generate an activity log of my OpenAFS implementation.
What I really want is to log all accesses based on path. For example, when
a user accesses /afs/me/user/me/hi I'd like that path to dump to a log
file.
Given
John W. Sopko Jr. wrote:
The afs/cell.name service principal only belongs to the standard
domain users group, (I think this is standard), and I do not believe
the afs service principal will need to be in any other groups. Thus
the PAC data for the service principal should not be growing. And
So if a user principal is in many groups and exceeds 12k
this will be a problem?
Jeffrey Altman wrote:
John W. Sopko Jr. wrote:
The afs/cell.name service principal only belongs to the standard
domain users group, (I think this is standard), and I do not believe
the afs service principal will
John W. Sopko Jr. wrote:
So if a user principal is in many groups and exceeds 12k
this will be a problem?
If the ticket size increases beyond 12000 bytes, there will be an
authentication error.
As AFS does not use the PAC data, there is no reason for it to be
generated. Apply the flag Doug
This shows me exactly what I would expect to happen in on the server.
Aggregate requests per second reach a peak performance level which
increases the individual request time.
The one thing I forgot to mention is that while arla is being hammered
the context switches cap out at around 1500/sec
I can imagine having the facility of the afs client admins group
available, and ANDing that group with the administrators group to
Thanks everyone for not pointing out the difference between AND and OR
to me. ;)
If its a problem, setup group policy to add the local administrators
group
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