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On 2012-04-20 07:52, Anders Nordin wrote:
Ok,
Bear with me because I might not have formulated the questions
correctly, I'm mostly a Windows admin and not entirely up to speed
on the AFS/Kerberos lingo.
Environment:
Windows 7 x64
On Apr 20, 2012, at 9:35 AM, Lars Schimmer wrote:
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On 2012-04-20 07:52, Anders Nordin wrote:
Ok,
Bear with me because I might not have formulated the questions
correctly, I'm mostly a Windows admin and not entirely up to speed
on the
On 04/20/2012 09:35 AM, Lars Schimmer wrote:
From memory, during our Windows XP days (different OS, different
OpenAFS, different Network Identity Manager, different MIT Kerberos
for Windows), just locking and unlocking the computer refreshed the
AFS ticket.
How has this changed for Windows 7
On 20.04.2012 12:53, Anders Magnusson wrote:
On 04/20/2012 09:35 AM, Lars Schimmer wrote:
From memory, during our Windows XP days (different OS, different
OpenAFS, different Network Identity Manager, different MIT Kerberos
for Windows), just locking and unlocking the computer refreshed the
On Fri, 20 Apr 2012, Lars Schimmer wrote:
The problem is:
1) Automatic renewal of the tgt by NiM do not work on Windows 7. It did
on XP.
2) Letting NiM fetch a new tgt when the user unlocks the screen do not
work. It did on XP.
Windows 7 is not Windows XP, MS changed a lot based on security
On 04/20/2012 01:30 PM, Lars Schimmer wrote:
On 20.04.2012 12:53, Anders Magnusson wrote:
On 04/20/2012 09:35 AM, Lars Schimmer wrote:
From memory, during our Windows XP days (different OS, different
OpenAFS, different Network Identity Manager, different MIT Kerberos
for Windows), just
Anders:
If you configure the default credential cache to be MSLSA: then the LSA
credentials will be used.
The functionality (an explorer shell logon hook) that was used to copy
credentials at logon no longer exists on Vista and later versions of
the operating system. Since the functionality
On Friday, April 20, 2012 8:33:09 AM, Stephen Joyce wrote:
On Fri, 20 Apr 2012, Lars Schimmer wrote:
The problem is:
1) Automatic renewal of the tgt by NiM do not work on Windows 7. It
did
on XP.
2) Letting NiM fetch a new tgt when the user unlocks the screen do not
work. It did on XP.
Thanks Jeffrey, now lot of things became clearer :-)
But to solve this incident; since automatic renew in NiM do not work
but kinit -R aklog does work for the API cache, we are planning to
add this to the Task Scheduler. Do you see any problem with doing it
like this?
-- Ragge
On 04/20/2012
Automatic renewal in NIM is used at many sites so I think you need
to figure out what tickets you have and what cache is being used.
kinit -R does exactly the same thing that NIM does.
Of course, I don't know why the configuration is set to renew when
there is 1 minute left.
You want to renew
Ok,
Bear with me because I might not have formulated the questions correctly, I'm
mostly a Windows admin and not entirely up to speed on the AFS/Kerberos lingo.
Environment:
Windows 7 x64 Enterprise
OpenAFS 1.7.1000 (64-bit)
Network Identity Manager 2.0.1.903
MIT Kerberos for Windows
Jonathan Dobbie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Here is what I currently have:
~200 desktop workstations running OSX 10.4 with home directories
mounted via AFP.
Hundreds of apple laptops.
4 G5 Xserves and a G4 Xserve (all running server 10.4)
Two of the G5s are AFP servers for home directories, one
Greetings all, I work at a smallish Art school, and we are going to
(hopefully) sit down this summer to confront our long term storage
needs. AFS is looking like one of the best options, but I'm
realizing how ignorant I am I'm hoping that you can illuminate me.
I'm only going to talk
On Tue, 2003-02-25 at 18:03, Joseph H Vilas wrote:
Ruby [EMAIL PROTECTED] mentioned:
Maybe you refer to the limited token life time? That can be fixed by
[...]
ip based ACLs.
I got tired of figuring this out and explaining it, so I wrote:
Could this be used to to let the users in my cell use ssh-keys against a
cvs-server? I've been trying to get key-authentication working, but I've
failed miserably... ;)
I think what you really want is afs token passing. The OpenBSD version of
OpenSSH can do this. I'm not sure about the
Srinivas, Mohan [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
2) I came to know that AFS is not supporting byte level locking? Many
application make use of Byte level locking? Why has AFS has not
implmented it,
Because it's hard. :)
although large univercities use it?
As a representative of sorts of a
On Wed, 5 Dec 2001, Srinivas, Mohan wrote:
Hi everybody,
can any one explain these questions?
1) Does AFS supports file level migration? If not what
is the reason?
Just curious, what is file level migration?
Bye...
Dirk
--
Dirk Heinrichs | Tel: +49 (0)241 413 260
Hi everybody,
can any one explain these questions?
1) Does AFS supports file level migration? If not what
is the reason?
2) I came to know that AFS is not supporting byte level locking?
Many application make use of Byte level locking? Why has AFS has not
implmented it,
although large
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