Thanks to Sam Hartman, Todd Lewis, and Derek Atkins, I've figured this
out.
For some reason, when I did the make-kpkg modules_image before, the
package was actually not recompiled -- perhaps because of a timestamp
issue, but I don't know for sure. Here's what I did to fix it:
cd
('diskless' means 'without any local state' :-))
I was wondering whether it was doable/feasible/sensible or downright stupid to
use Linux' initrd feature to:
- start AFS from the initrd disk
- have a dummy root filesystem on the local disk, with just symlinks into
AFS (some of them made during
I was wondering if anyone knows if anyone is selling commercial support
contracts for OpenAFS? If not, what are the support options? Any help
would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
Andrig T. Miller
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Looks like a security problem while the fileserver is trying to talk to
the volume location server (vlserver). Does the fileserver have the
correct keyfile?
Hi everybody,
I'm getting this error messages when starting the fileserver process:
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Fri Dec 14 13:49:19 2001 Creating new
Thanks for the hints. In the end , the culprit was a wrong KeyFile
on the server
I continue to remain amazed at how fast one can get valuable advice on
this list Thanks again.
Edward
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On Fri, 14 Dec 2001, Nicolescu, Edward L wrote:
Thanks for the hints. In the end , the culprit was a wrong KeyFile
on the server
which means that i should have looked at the error code. oops:-)
but i stick by:
On Fri, 14 Dec 2001, Kevin Coffman wrote:
Looks like a security
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Offhand, this seems like a bad idea. Virtually all programs in a
running Linux system are demand-paged from disk. Imagine for a moment
what would happen if the fileserver on which init lived went away,
thereby preventing init from being paged in.
The same for any
Matthew N. Andrews wrote:
Hello,
Is there any way to log what machines are accessing a particular volume
on a fileserver?
We are trying to remove some old outdated software volumes from our
site, but 'vos exa'
indicates that they are still periodically used. we'd like to be able to
Hello,
Is there any way to log what machines are accessing a particular volume
on a fileserver?
We are trying to remove some old outdated software volumes from our
site, but 'vos exa'
indicates that they are still periodically used. we'd like to be able to
find out who's using them,
and help
Jeffrey Hutzelman [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I also have no confidence at the moment that AFS still works in the initrd
environment. While an initrd is in use, kernel startup has not completely
finished. I used to support installing RedHat systems via AFS, but had to
stop doing that with
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