Frank Burkhardt wrote: > Hi, > > we've got an AFS cell here which contains our user's unix homedirectories. > Users are able to successfully login using MIT 5 kerberos on linux > workstations. User-to-homedir-mapping is provided via an openldap server. > > Some of our users have local windows machines which they are able to login > at using a windows profile served by a samba PDC which uses our openldap > server. When they're logged in, their unix- (afs-) homedirectory volume is > assigned a drive letter and they are able to access it correctly (using a > token). > > Unfortunately we've some applications that are using node locked licenses. > They are served via 5 "Citrix Presentation server" windows servers. Until > now, we've not been able to configure such a server to accept logins the way > a local windows computer does. Citrix somehow hooks into the login process and > users don't have authenticated AFS access in their sessions after login. > > Oh - one more thing: We don't have Active directory here. > > Does anyone has experience with Citrix + AFS or has an idea, what to try? > > Regards, > > Frank
Citrix and OpenAFS have worked together for years with integrated logon as part of an Active Directory domain. Citrix is not your problem. The OpenAFS Network Provider is either being loaded or its not. The OpenAFS Network Provider doesn't know anything about OpenLDAP so it isn't going to know how to query it to find out where the home directory is located. You will have to provide your own Network Provider that performs the necessary configuration. Jeffrey Altman
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