Quoting Andrew Deason <[email protected]>:
... upon logging in with ssh,
Logging in how? With GSS, using a password, ... ?
That's correct.
I'm not clear on what exactly you mean by "bash fails to execute",
For instance, my color prompt is shown as a long list of escape
characters and the bash history doesn't work. The problem is solved
simply by executing "bash". The question is why this doesn't happen
automatically when I log in. The UNIX accounts don't have this problem.
In some cases, I don't end up in my home directory either when I log
in, although I can navigate to it and still have R/W access there. In
these cases $HOME contains e.g. "/jwinius" instead of
"/afs/umrk.nl/user/j/jw/jwinius".
... but I take it you can log in, but don't have tokens. (Running 'tokens'
will tell you)
No, I receive a token; that's not the problem.
Do you have Kerberos tickets after logging in? ('klist') If you run
aklog, do you get tokens?
I already have a Kerberos ticket as well, just as "ldapwhoami" works,
and "pwd" usually shows that I am in the correct AFS home directory.
It feels like I'm missing something basic here.
Cheers,
Jaap
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