Christos Triantafyllidis wrote:
Jeffrey Altman wrote:
Of course, this does not answer the question of why IsPathInAFS() is returning FALSE. What is the return code from the pioctl() call?
If you mean the code variable in IsPathInAFS() it is returning -1
If pioctl() is returning -1 it means that you have lost the ability to communicate with the AFS SMB Server. This is bad, very bad. The only way to debug this is going to be adding code to
src/sys/pioctl_nt.c
to find out exactly where the actual error is occurring and finding the original error code.
P.S. - Feel free to send me a ticket to Greece to debug this problem on-site. I did not make it to Thessaloniki this summer when I was in your country. I would enjoy the trip.
Should it include return to N.Y. too? :)
Preferably but not necessarily.
About keytab for SYSTEM user? is that possible?
SYSTEM is an account specific to the local machine. It is not a user. What would a keytab for the SYSTEM account provide? Besides, if the pioctl() functions are failing you wouldn't be able to store a token even if you could generate one.
The problem here is not about tokens. It is about something preventing the communication with the AFS SMB Server from taking place.
Jeffrey Altman
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