> On 6/13/2018 8:06 AM, Andreas Ladanyi wrote: >> Hi, >> >> by reading >> >> http://docs.openafs.org/QuickStartUnix/HDRWQ114.html >> >> and >> >> http://docs.openafs.org/Reference/1/fs_newcell.html >> >> i understand that a change in CellServDB on client does have no effect >> until reboot. > The OpenAFS unix cache manager populates the list of location servers > (vlservers) at startup. The loaded server list can be adjusted via the > "fs newcell" command at runtime. > > This behavior is specific to the OpenAFS unix cache manager. > > It does not apply to other cache managers nor does it apply to command > line tools such as aklog, vos, pts, etc.. Nor does it apply to PAM modules. > >> So i copied the CellServDB which contain a new db server (and the old db >> servers) which isnt online yet to clients and detect ssh shell logins >> and sudo tasks takes a long time. >> >> When i removed the new db server from CellServDB ssh login and sudo >> works great. I didnt add the new db server on client side with "fs >> newcell" so kernel list wasnt recreated and shouldnt ask the new db >> server because doesnt know about. > Questions: > > * are DNS SRV records published for your cell? no, host -t AFSDB domain reports no AFSDB record > > if yes, the CellServDB cell entry should contain the name of the cell > and an empty server list > > * where in the CellServDB cell list did you insert the new server? The new server with lowest ip is at the end of the CellServDB
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