Jeffrey Altman wrote:
Christopher D. Clausen wrote:
What are the ACLs on the files?
F:\>fs la \\AFS\acm.uiuc.edu\system\sys\local\util\network\SSH.com\
Access list for
\\AFS\acm.uiuc.edu\system\sys\local\util\network\SSH.com\ is
Normal rights:
winadmin rlidwk
acm.admin rlidwka
acm.users rlk
system:administrators rlidwka
system:anyuser rlk
Checking ACLs occurred to me as well but I wanted to make sure that
there was a lock request failing first. There isn't a lock request
being made that could fail according to the logs.
F:\>fs -version
OpenAFS1.5.2607
I can run
\\AFS\acm.uiuc.edu\system\sys\local\util\network\SSH.com\SshClient.exe
just fine.
\\AFS\acm.uiuc.edu\system\sys\local\util\Perl\bin\perl.exe -V seems to
work from start -> run as well.
Note that these paths won't work on 64-bit OpenAFS because of the sysname:
Current sysname list is 'amd64_win64' 'x86_win32' 'i386_w2k'
The 32-bit sysname list is:
Current sysname list is 'x86_win32' 'i386_w2k' 'i386_nt40'
In the above path "sys" is a symlink to "@sys".
Jeffrey Altman
For me to test the acm.uiuc.edu path I set fs sysname i386_nt40.
-dean
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