I'm having some auth woes - on a cpu/file/auth server running pccpuf(minus some network and video drivers).
These lines appear in my cpurc;
auth/cron >>/sys/log/cron >[2=1] & auth/secstored -s tcp!192.168.1.100!5356 auth/keyfs -wp -m /mnt/keys /adm/keys >/dev/null >[2=1]
Now, the only crontab is /cron/upas/cron , after cron has run that once, I can no longer authenticate to the box. Drawterm says; drawterm: cannot authenticate with p9 abort 11426
And 'cpu -h localhost -u bootes' from an already logged in drawterm
session says
cpu% cpu -h localhost -u bootes
cpu: can't authenticate: localhost: auth_proxy short read: cpu: srvauth: auth_proxy rpc: negotiation failed, no common protocols or keys
Commenting out the line that starts cron in cpurc, auth never(so far) stops after a reboot... Any suggestions ?
(btw. 2 other people have the same symptoms on their auth/cpu/file servers, I've not verified with them wether running cron or not affects anything.)
-- Nils O. SelÃsdal
