I suspect this problem is going to be unrelated to Kerberos 5.
You haven't shown any output from 'klog' or 'tokens' but I
suspect they fail with the same error output.

The initial error is 0x66543218 or CM_ERROR_WOULDBLOCK.  This
error is being returned from afsd_service.exe in a previous call
to pioctl Transceive that succeeded.

The next step would be to capture debugging output from the
afsd_service.exe or trace the operations in a debugger.  Tracing
the operations is a debugger will probably be necessary in this
case because there simply aren't any obvious reasons why a
CM_ERROR_WOULDBLOCK would be returned to the caller.

Of course, I don't understand why would be be receiving an
invalid exe error from a WriteFile call either.

You are seeing this problem on more than one machine?

Jeffrey Altman



Gjefle, Paul D wrote:
> c:\>aklog -d
> Authenticating to cell our.afs.cell.
> Getting v5 tickets: afs/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> pioctl temp != 0: 0x66543218
> About to resolve name [EMAIL PROTECTED] to id
> Id 12345
> Set username to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Getting tokens.
> pioctl Transceive WriteFile failed: 0xC1
> aklog: unable to obtain tokens for cell our.afs.cell (status: 11862788).

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