Strange client issue...
Rodney M Dyer <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.file-systems.openafs.devel.win32 |
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Jeffrey and all, I've just had a strange problem with the AFS 1.3.6400 client. In testing some other networking software I needed to pull my network cable out momentarily from my workstation. When I did this I lost access to my AFS files and directories. Here is a pic that shows my screen... http://www.coe.uncc.edu/~rmdyer/afs_client_errors/OpenAFSforWindows-136400_problem_data_200404161700/afs_error.jpg And here is the text from the command shell on the left in the pic... http://www.coe.uncc.edu/~rmdyer/afs_client_errors/OpenAFSforWindows-136400_problem_data_200404161700/afs_error.txt Apparently "tokens" shows that I have a token, but performing a "dir" shows that I have no access. The left command shell in the pic shows the steps taken. I then started a "SYSTEM" console (on the top right) where I stopped the AFS client service. When I did this I got the AFS service application error dialog shown in the middle right. I then restarted the service, klogged as myself, and got a new token, which fixed the problem. So apparently pulling the network cable will cause the AFS service to "forget" I have a token, even though one shows up when I type "tokens". Anybody else see this problem? Jeffrey, what's up here? Btw, I'm am using the loopback adapter. Thanks, Rodney