Jeffrey Hutzelman wrote:
The "Name not unique on network" message is what goes with ENOTUNIQ, which on Linux is errno 76. However, in this case the value being returned by krb_afslog is neither an errno value nor a com_err error code, and so error_message is not doing anything useful to it.
In this context, error 76 is actually the Kerberos 4 error NO_TKT_FIL (No ticket file found). What I suspect is happening here is that your pam_krb5 is linked against a krb4 version of the kafs library, so you're trying to get AFS tokens using a nonexistent krb4 ticket file.
For those who may be interested, I found an interesting resolution to this based on your comments. During the kickstart installation, authconfig had set up /etc/krb.conf with the following lines based on the values I gave it:
KNOX.EDU KNOX.EDU pugsly.knox.edu:88 KNOX.EDU leibniz.lab.knet.edu KNOX.EDU pugsly.knox.edu:749 admin server
When I deleted these lines, things seemed to work fine. I'm not sure why this is the case, but at least it's fixed.
Thanks for your help.
Andrew Leahy
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