First - what is your interest in this area? Curiosity? Burning desire to improve AFS? Adding new features? That is; how can I support you in a better way? Integrated logon is done in machine context as compared to compared to user context. This presents problems with the SMB client knowing who the user is. Basically the service is notified when a logon event happens via call back: NPLogonNotify Located in \winnt\afsd\afslogon.c: NPLogonNotify(). Within this procedure a call is made to ka_UserAuthenticateGeneral() to obtain a token. The token is gotten via an RPC call. Note: Win9x integrated logon is much less phsopsicated (place a short cut in the startup area). Neither OS methods work for dialup networks. Neither OS supports drive mapping based on user name unless a user profile is defined for each user. Win9x currently doesn't support mutiple users logon (can't access the login password). I look forward to further dialog. James Peterson "Integrity is the base of excellence." _______________________________________________ OpenAFS-devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.openafs.org/mailman/listinfo/openafs-devel
