Ted: You are wrong. The AFS Systray can never be accessed via Leash. Leash provides a button that allows you to access the AFS Client Control Panel tool that is located in the Windows Control Panel. afs_config.cpl aka afs_config.exe.
The Leash AFS properties dialog is used to control whether or not Leash will display AFS tokens stored by the AFS Cache Manager. It can also be used to obtain tokens for the default cell. Leash != AFS Systray tool. (afscreds.exe). Please stop trying to relate the two of them. You were at the AFS & Kerberos Best Practices conference. You were there for Asanka's talk. The reason we are developing Khimaira is because both Leash and the AFS Systray tool perform similar and overlapping but never the less different functions. I am more than willing to track down and fix bugs. I am not willing to have you lead me on a wild goose chase simply because you can't write a reason bug report. I suggest that you remove Leash from the Start Menu->Programs->Startup folder and simply run the AFS Systray tool. That way you will not be confused by which application you are using at a given time. Jeffrey Altman ted creedon wrote: >Upon occasion the AFS systray could only be acessed through Leash. Or not at >all. > >I presumed that since Options->AFS properties is in Leash that Leash was >getting the AFS tokens or at least talking to AFS. > >tedc > >
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