with_krbafs broken

[Mark W. Eichin]

> What platform are you using? On linux with glibc2, there is a
> problem. uid_t is 2 bytes in the kernel, and 4 bytes in userland.

This is a glibc 2.0.7 system (debian.)  Ohh, I see - you mean that
*arlad* is possibly inconsistent with *xfs*, rather than *xfs* being
inconsistent with the rest of the *kernel*.  Mmmmm, I'll take a look
at that...

Bingo.  % gdb messages.o
(gdb) ptype struct xfs_attr
type = struct xfs_attr {
    unsigned int valid;
    unsigned int xa_mode;  /* OOPS */
    unsigned int xa_nlink;  /* OOPS */
    long int xa_size;
    unsigned int xa_uid;  /* OOPS */
    unsigned int xa_gid;   /* OOPS */
    long int xa_atime;
    long int xa_mtime;
    long int xa_ctime;
    unsigned int xa_fileid;
    enum xfs_file_type xa_type;
}

vs % gdb xfs.o
(gdb) ptype struct xfs_attr
type = struct xfs_attr {
    unsigned int valid;
    short unsigned int xa_mode;
    short unsigned int xa_nlink;
    long int xa_size;
    short unsigned int xa_uid;
    short unsigned int xa_gid;
    long int xa_atime;
    long int xa_mtime;
    long int xa_ctime;
    unsigned int xa_fileid;
    enum xfs_file_type xa_type;
}

Ok, I'll try rebuilding *arlad* with those definitions nailed to the
right width and see how it goes.  Thanks for the clarification...