* Lars Schimmer [2005-03-16 05:00:13 +0100]:
Thx for answer. The problem is NOT getting any tokens. I managed to
kinit, get my authentification from kerberos5 and I managed to aklog and
got my token.
So for my view I used: kinit user - OK
aklog - OK
After trying to list my token with tokens
Hello,
I've installed Openafs (with the debian packages) and have it almost
fully working.
When I'm logged on, and have the afs token the files I make don't have
as owner the user who made the file. The group is ok.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/afs/gevaert.sp/linux$ id test03
uid=1003(test03)
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Sergio Gelato schrieb:
| Unfortunately, that doesn't mean you got the same token in both cases.
|
| What service principal are you using for your AFS cell? Is it
| afs/[EMAIL PROTECTED] or simply [EMAIL PROTECTED] ? If both principals are
known to the
Hi Kevin,
I remember having similar problems, but then I switched off Preemtible
Kernel and all suddenly worked well (though there are qsome quircks). It
does have some speed impact, but it is less demanding on kernel code.
If this doesn't solve your problem, let me know, and I'll send you my
Hello again,
I've now succeeded in putting up 3 working database and fileservers. This by
installing the 1.2.11 version. So the quorum error is gone.
No I am trying to create user accounts with the uss commands. But it won't work.
This is the uss.template in /etc I've created:
A $USER 0
Jeffrey Altman wrote:
Christian Fischer wrote:
no, as I wrote, we didn't notice when the change happened. (Only the
users did :-( ). However, officially afs should support file locking
doesn't it?
What we can see, is that if the file is on a samba share, then MS-Office
opens it only the first
MS Office does byte range locking - not full file locking. Byte range locks in
afs are no-ops. They are completely ignored.
-- Nathan
Nathan Neulinger EMail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
University of Missouri - Rolla
server OS: win2k
client OS: rh9
openafs: 1.77
problem: I get the following error message if I try fs mkmount:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] vos listvol -server myserver.edu
Total number of volumes on server myserver.edu partition /vicepg: 1
myserver-afs 536821022 RW 2 K
On Wed, Mar 16, 2005 at 03:02:36PM +, Chris Crowther wrote:
Would translating those into whole-file locks instead be a workable
solution?
For Samba as an AFS front end I've got a patch that takes another route: Once a
file is opened in any way (read or write), I flock the complete file.
Chris Crowther wrote:
Neulinger, Nathan wrote:
MS Office does byte range locking - not full file locking. Byte range
locks in afs are no-ops. They are completely ignored.
Would translating those into whole-file locks instead be a workable
solution?
translating into whole-file
Volker Lendecke wrote:
On Wed, Mar 16, 2005 at 03:02:36PM +, Chris Crowther wrote:
Would translating those into whole-file locks instead be a workable
solution?
For Samba as an AFS front end I've got a patch that takes another route: Once
a
file is opened in any way (read or
Hi,
I'm just new on the list . I'm very interested in OpenAFS but i din't
knew much about it. the reason why i join the list. For learning.
I was thinking about this problem. (maybe it's a stupid idea or what ever.)
And came up with the idea that it would be a nice solution if there
was some
Please read the list archive and the wiki. There is already a proposal
for how to do it, but you cannot just simply convert everything to whole
file locks - if you do that, tons of programs on the client side will
fail. The client will have to manage all byte-range locks locally, but
translate to
--On March 7, 2005 1:29:12 PM -0500 Jason Young
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--On March 4, 2005 6:59:44 PM -0500 Derrick J Brashear
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thu, 3 Mar 2005, John L. Capone wrote:
Hi,
I am doing some research and am trying to determine what was the
earliest time
Hi,
After the Linux kernel stupidly killed the fileserver process in a OOM
condition, I can't start the fileserver anymore:
OpenAFS 1.3.74 built 2004-11-29
03/16/2005 03:01:33 STARTING AFS SALVAGER 2.4
(/usr/lib/openafs/salvager)
03/16/2005 03:01:33 Starting salvage of file system partition
If someone is willing to pay to have this work done I can try to make
time to add this support to the AFS for Windows client.
Jeffrey Altman
Neulinger, Nathan wrote:
Please read the list archive and the wiki. There is already a proposal
for how to do it, but you cannot just simply convert
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED],Jason Young writes:
overcome a patent that alleges to be novel and unobvious in claiming a
system that includes RAID on AFS...What we are trying to find out is if
anyone published an article or spoke about or developed a product that
included RAID on AFS prior to 1990.
Is there any way I can be more helpful? We are 100% down until I figure
out how to fix this.
On Wed, Mar 16, 2005 at 10:43:54AM -0600, Ryan Underwood wrote:
Hi,
After the Linux kernel stupidly killed the fileserver process in a OOM
condition, I can't start the fileserver anymore:
I know I've seen this before, but I don't remember what caused it.
Try stracing salvager, and see what file it's looking for just prior to
the error about the inode table. I have a feeling one file is missing.
-- Nathan
Nathan
On Wed, 2005-03-16 at 12:01 +0100, Stefaan wrote:
Hi Kevin,
I remember having similar problems, but then I switched off Preemtible
Kernel and all suddenly worked well (though there are qsome quircks). It
does have some speed impact, but it is less demanding on kernel code.
I'm seeing
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Hello all,
I have the following situation, one mail server, which has web, imap,
pop, apache services.
I need this to be HA. So I picture a number of boxes with the IMAP, HTTP
services etc, with a number of boxes which have the datastore, which is
On Wednesday, March 16, 2005 09:24:23 AM +0100 Rudy Gevaert
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I've installed Openafs (with the debian packages) and have it almost
fully working.
When I'm logged on, and have the afs token the files I make don't have
as owner the user who made the file. The group
On Wednesday, March 16, 2005 01:34:20 PM -0600 Neulinger, Nathan
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I know I've seen this before, but I don't remember what caused it.
Try stracing salvager, and see what file it's looking for just prior to
the error about the inode table. I have a feeling one file is
Well, that's interesting. I ran the salvager again under strace, then
went out to work on my car. When I came back, the result of a
successful salvage was on my screen. I didn't change anything, so I
have no idea why the first few tries failed and this one worked. The
only difference that I
Jeffrey Altman wrote:
If someone is willing to pay to have this work done I can try to make
time to add this support to the AFS for Windows client.
Jeffrey Altman
how much?:-)
--
Christian Fischer
ETH Zürich
IT Support Group D-AGRL
Schmelzbergstr. 7 / LFV E31
CH-8092 Zürich
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