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On Jan 14, 2008 3:18 AM, Georg Troska <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, > I'm new here and I hope you can help me. > > I have 2 AFS Servers, already working for a while, they manage two > different cells. We call them Server A and B > > These two servers are are in two different class-c nets and my > university manages routing between them. > The computer of Server A is simultaniusly a router to a thrid subnet, > which is a private net and has nothing to do with the other router. > > I have one kerberos-Server based in the b-net. LDAP is there also. > > My problem comes along while I was changing my homedirectory from one > cell to the other. > In former times I had my homedir in the AFS directory of server B. > Getting tickets and tokens was no problem. GSSAPI, that means > passwordless ssh-logins through keytabs over kerberos worked fine > > Now I changed my homedirectory to AFS-Server B. > Logins do work! But not SSH! > > Login from C to A: works > > Login from B to C: Could no chdir to home directory [...] Permission > denied > klist says that I have a ticket, but aklog says: Incorrect net > address while getting AFS tickets get addressless tickets. > > I'm not sure if it is a problem with pam or with kerberos > well, in a manner of speaking, both and neither.
