On 9/16/2011 2:33 PM, Jeff Blaine wrote: > Thank you for all of the effort getting this released.
You're welcome although after 1606 days of development the best thanks would be a month not looking at the code again. :-) > Steps forward for me, but I'm not having as much luck > as everyone else yet. Important to note, probably, is > that the private beta IFS release worked fine for me > last I tried 2 months ago or so. Quick grunts as to > where to start debugging are welcome. > > At any rate, today: > > Uninstalled KfW and OpenAFS, including wiping out dangling > dirs on disk and deleting registry keys, and rebooted. > > Dropped our CellServDB and krb5.ini in the proper > places. > > Installed 64-bit and 32-bit OpenAFS, no integrated logon, > and don't use DNS for cell lookup, then rebooted. > > Installed 64-bit and 32-bit KfW 3.2.2 from Secure > Endpoints' website. > > Started NIM, it knew my realm and username, got ticket > and AFS token. NIM and KFW are completely independent of OpenAFS. There is no reason to touch their configurations. Since you were attempting to create a clean slate, did you delete the %windir%\temp\afscache file? > tokens.exe shows this. > > aklog.exe -d -force (for kicks) shows all is fine. you had tokens and forcibly set them again. not sure why that would do anything. > fs.exe checkservers reports all is fine. "fs checkservers -all -fast" would be more useful. > fs.exe lsmount \\AFS\our.org\user\jblaine hangs indefinitely > and cannot be Ctrl-C'd. Trying to kill the process via Task > Manager appears to do nothing. I've waited several minutes > now. fs minidump will generate a minidump in %windir%\temp\ for the afsd_service.exe. This will permit a developer to see what the process is stopped waiting for something to happen. Jeffrey Altman
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