On 8 January 1998 Randall S. Winchester wrote;
Hi,
RSW> For question 1)
RSW> I do the following for "tcsh" and "csh";
RSW> alias kas '/usr/afsws/etc/kas \!* -admin rsw.admin'
RSW> This way it does not matter at all who AFS thinks I am when I run the
RSW> kas command.
Very nice idea, I did this in my .bashrc when I got your mail;
kas () {
/usr/afsws/etc/kas $* -admin mem.admin
}
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RSW> There are a number of reasons why either can be more useful to a
RSW> specific site. We switched from the MIT kerberos server to the AFS
RSW> kaserver several years ago because we found it more reliable for our
RSW> larger site. The AFS kaserver uses "ubik" to keep the replicated
RSW> security servers in sinc. This is much more robust then what the MIT
RSW> kerberos server does.
Interesting read that you like tha KA server better than Kerberos KDC.
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