I’ve spoken to Achim Gsell <[email protected]> who is an administrator here at PSI. As Jeffrey suggested it appears to be a firewall issue on the Mac which for whatever reason seems to be restricted to afsfs11.psi.ch.
As a quick fix I can just disable the Mac's firewall and easily get access. However, I’d hope for a more permanent solution that would work with the firewall enabled. Thanks! Yannick Ulrich > On 24. Apr 2017, at 15:17, Jeffrey Altman <[email protected]> wrote: > > On 4/24/2017 4:01 AM, Yannick Ulrich wrote: >> >> To further investigate this, I ran fs checkservers on my computer >> >> $ fs checkservers >> These servers unavailable due to network or server problems: >> afsfs11.psi.ch. >> >> From other machines this works fine so it appears to be somewhat >> localised to my computer. >> >> I've rebooted my computer and reinstalled the client to no avail. >> >> Installing the client on a virtual machine on my computer works out of >> the box. > > Your investigation has been focused on a client issue but there are two > other possibilities: > > 1. a network or firewall related issue > > 2. an OpenAFS fileserver issue > > If your machine reboots and obtains the same IP address each time, it is > possible that the problem is specific to that IP address and port 7001. > Given that running the client in a VM on your machine works, that lends > weight to the theory it is specific to the one IP address and port number. > > You will need the assistance of the AFS administrator to further isolate > the problem by capturing network packets on afsfs11.psi.ch. If no such > packets arrive from the client, then its a problem within the network. > If the packets do arrive, its a problem with the fileserver. > > Jeffrey Altman > > <jaltman.vcf> _______________________________________________ OpenAFS-info mailing list [email protected] https://lists.openafs.org/mailman/listinfo/openafs-info
