include/afs/ptserver.h:#define ANONYMOUSID 32766
I saw it referenced in aklog/aklog_main.c. My guess it is used for
system:anyuser.
Andy
On Sun, 4 Feb 1996, Keith Farrar wrote:
> Does anyone know how files might become owned by the AFS userid 32766?
> Might it happen if a process outlives its token for a cell?
>
> The results below suggest that the authentification system recognizes
> the id:
>
> % pts exam 32766
> % pts exam anonymous
> pts: User or group doesn't exist so couldn't look up id for anonymous
>
> Is this just a magic userid (like the -2, 60001, and 65534 uids and gids
> used for "nobody") place-filler? Is it documented somewhere I missed?
> RTFM pointers would be appreciated, if appropriate.
>
> -kaf
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