I routinely cpu into remote servers from my Plan 9 laptop at home. At work, I
routinely
import the laptop's /net and cpu into those same remote servers using the
laptop's
Internet connection. (The machine at work has most outgoing connections blocked;
I reach the laptop at home over an ssh/tun0 vpn running on OpenBSD.)
I am able to connect to all of the needed machines from the laptop at home. I
am able
to connect to _almost_ all of the needed machines from my computer at work. For
some
reason, I can only cpu to the machine sp as bootes from my machine at work.
Every
other user is denied.
The symptoms are identical to those described in this thread:
http://9fans.net/archive/?q='cpu+server+auth+problems'&go=Grep
I can cpu into sp as bootes:
% import rg /net
% cpu -h sp -u bootes
!Adding key: dom=inri.net proto=p9sk1 user=bootes
password:
!
cpu%
but not as any other valid user:
% cpu -h sp -u sl
!Adding key: dom=inri.net proto=p9sk1 user=sl
password:
!
cpu: can't authenticate: sp: auth_proxy rpc write: bootes: connection
refused
Information for sp in my /lib/ndb/local matches that of the laptop:
% cat /lib/ndb/local | grep sp.inri.net
auth=sp.inri.net authdom=inri.net
ip=174.136.104.196 sys=sp dom=sp.inri.net
and auth/debug completes succesfully:
% auth/debug
p9sk1 key: proto=p9sk1 dom=inri.net user=sl !password?
dialing auth server net!sp.inri.net!ticket
successfully dialed auth server
password for s...@inri.net [hit enter to skip test]:
dialing auth server net!sp.inri.net!ticket
ticket request using s...@inri.net key succeeded
cpu server owner for domain inri.net [bootes]:
password for boo...@inri.net [hit enter to skip test]:
ticket request using boo...@inri.net key succeeded
Any ideas where I might be going wrong?
-sl
