Two Issues (possible bugs?)

Ben Fineman <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.file-systems.openafs.devel.win32
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Good morning,

First off, thanks again to the OpenAFS community for bringing us the 
most stable release for Windows yet. I just have a couple of small 
issues that I'm wondering if I should submit bug reports for.

We are running OpenAFS v1.3.8 with KFW v2.6.5, under Windows XP SP2 on a 
Thinkpad T43.

1) We are using IBM Access Connections v3.71 to manage our network 
connections. When Access Connections automatically switches the 
connection profile, for example from a wired to a wireless connection, 
we get the following error: "AFS Client Service: Fatal Error. Client 
exiting due to network failure. Please restart client. NCBLISTEN lana=3 
failed with code 35". Any thoughts? I have not been able to find any 
reference to the error message through searching.

2) The second issue has to do with the AFS Client contextual menu. After 
installing OpenAFS on our system, bringing up the contextual  
(right-click) menu for a file or folder would cause Windows to hang for 
approx. 30 seconds. We then used a program called ShellExView to disable 
only the "AFS Client Shell Extension", and the problem went away. This 
correlation is repeatable, that is, turning the extension back on always 
causes the hanging to reappear. Any thoughts on this one?

Both of these problems were on our "master image" machine, with a base 
load of various software but no possibility of spyware/virii or end-user 
corruption.

Thanks for your thoughts and time.

Best,
Ben

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