Hello, I remember this once mentioned on this list, but my recent experience shows this problem is still open:
I have a server that usually has only one IP addres, a public one. Due to various outside conditions, I had to plug a crossover cable to another interface in that machine and assign it a private IP; I have not intended it to be used for AFS. However, even despite no fs server restarts, it somehow picked up the new address and put it into vldb. Noticing that, I have put NetRestrict files all over the /etc/openafs, with following contents: 10.255.255.255 and happily restarted fs process (using bos restart method). To my surprise, the private ip (10.10.10.11, to be exact) showed right back up in vos listaddr output, and while I can suppress it by using vos changeaddr, it's only a temporary kludge. I have put NetRestrict in following locations: /etc/openafs /etc/openafs/server /etc/openafs/server-local All of the above files are identical. The fs server in question runs OpenAFS 1.4.1-2 from Debian (Ubuntu) package. Any suggestions? Jakub Witkowski.
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