Thank you very much for responding.
Your server OS is Windows 2000. What is the AFS Server
version?
IBM AFS v3.5 (works great)
Our KDC is a Windows server managed by someone else who wants to upgrade
it, which will probably break krb to the Win2K AFS server.
Why do you believe this to
Hi,
first environment: AFS servers running 1.4.5, Windows clients 1.5.36.
The problem is that when exporting mandatory profiles it usually works
fine, but on some
profiles it just hangs. Looking at the task manager shows that both CPU
and network traffic stops,
and after a while an error
On Tuesday 19 August 2008 11:52:02 Anders Magnusson wrote:
Hi,
first environment: AFS servers running 1.4.5, Windows clients 1.5.36.
The problem is that when exporting mandatory profiles it usually works
fine, but on some
profiles it just hangs. Looking at the task manager shows that both
Christof Hanke wrote:
On Tuesday 19 August 2008 11:52:02 Anders Magnusson wrote:
Hi,
first environment: AFS servers running 1.4.5, Windows clients 1.5.36.
The problem is that when exporting mandatory profiles it usually works
fine, but on some
profiles it just hangs. Looking at the task
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Anders Magnusson wrote:
No, it's not the the character set that is the problem, it's something
else.
I just can tell, my profiles with the latest 1.5.52 release of windows
client works moslty fine, but not in all cases. Til yet I cannot
reproduce
avison48 wrote:
The KDC/Microsoft SysAdmin knows more about Kerberos than I, knew
the former admin who built the Win2K AFS server did tweaking of it; he's
pretty sure his planned upgrade on the KDC will break this win2K AFS hacked
kerberos. So he strongly advises migrating AFS to another
Lars Schimmer wrote:
I just can tell, my profiles with the latest 1.5.52 release of windows
client works mostly fine, but not in all cases. Til yet I cannot
reproduce errors to debug them...
Sometimes it just failes and hangs forever...
If it hangs forever it is possibly a deadlock in which
Anders Magnusson wrote:
Hi,
first environment: AFS servers running 1.4.5, Windows clients 1.5.36.
The problem is that when exporting mandatory profiles it usually works
fine, but on some
profiles it just hangs. Looking at the task manager shows that both CPU
and network traffic stops,
Jeffrey Altman wrote:
Debugging techniques are described in the Release Notes.
Yes, I've read them, but I didn't really understand how to parse all
information
that I could get out from the system :-)
If the client comes to a complete halt it is likely a deadlock.
A number of deadlocks
avison48 wrote:
Thank you very much for responding.
Your server OS is Windows 2000. What is the AFS Server
version?
IBM AFS v3.5 (works great)
That is what I expected. The OpenAFS servers do not work very
well and no one has put the time into fixing them.
Our KDC is a Windows server
Anders Magnusson wrote:
Jeffrey Altman wrote:
Debugging techniques are described in the Release Notes.
Yes, I've read them, but I didn't really understand how to parse all
information
that I could get out from the system :-)
Parsing the output requires an understanding of the source
code
I've been seeing some initialization issues with the 1.5.5X OpenAFS
clients recently on some computers we have running in our department.
In particular, it seems to take an inordinate amount of time to get the
AFS client to a point where it will accept file service requests.
This afternoon,
John Perkins wrote:
I've been seeing some initialization issues with the 1.5.5X OpenAFS
clients recently on some computers we have running in our department.
In particular, it seems to take an inordinate amount of time to get the
AFS client to a point where it will accept file service
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