Dave: The krbcc32s.exe is the credential cache. There will be one per session logon session including the SYSTEM session.
If you receive the Crdentials cache I/O error that means that krbcc32s.exe is not running within the current session and the krb5_32.dll could not start it. So what version of Kerberos is being loaded by the process receiving the error? Jeffrey Altman Dave Botsch wrote: > Actually, krbcc32s.exe is running according to the task manager. It's a > subprocess of winlogon.exe according to Process Explorer. Now, if I start up, > say, sidecar, a separate copy of the same krbcc32s.exe is started and remains > after sidecar exits. There doesn't seem to be aby difference in the DLLs > loaded > by the two copies of krbcc32s.exe, both of which are running from the same > place -- and neither seems to have any MIT dlls loaded, just Microsoft DLLs. > > NetIDMgr.exe is not running at all. If I manually start it, it loads a lot of > DLLs, some MIT, some Microsoft, and some OpenAFS. > > > > On Wed, Dec 06, 2006 at 05:24:01PM -0500, Jeffrey Altman wrote: >> The error means that the CCAPIv2 service krbcc32s.exe is not running >> and could not be started. This is probably because of a mixture of >> Kerberos DLLs from different releases being present. Check to see >> if any non KFW DLLs are being loaded by NetIDMgr.exe >> >> Jeffrey Altman >> >> >> >> Dave Botsch wrote: >>> Hi, there. >>> >>> On Windows... KFW 3.1, OAFS 1.5.11, I'm having the following issue w. >>> Kerberos >>> 5 and afscreds: >>> >>> When I put in my uname and pw in the Obtain New Tokens dialog and then click >>> the magic button, a dialog with the following error appears: >>> >>> Unable to obtain tokens: -1765328191 Credentials cache I/O operation failed >>> XXX >>> >>> Now, then. If I start either Cornell's kclient (which is linked against an >>> older version of Kerberos) or the least32 application and then either quit >>> or >>> leave these applications running, afscreds will work... no more error. So, >>> it >>> would seem that kclient/leash inits something someplace. >>> >>> I've traced down the -1765328191 error as being the return code from the >>> function pkrb5_cc_resolve() in afskfw.c >>> >>> Thoughts? >>> >>> thanks. >>> > > >
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