Still can't get it to work :(

[Mahir Aydin]

The AFS servers use kerberos V and there are no firewalls between the
s390labo machine and the afs servers.  At least that's what the support
told me.  Well, I think I found the problem and I am sending some gdb and
stack info as suggested in the arla manual:

[root at s390labo bin]# gdb arlad
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(gdb) run
Starting program: /usr/arla/bin/arlad
Unable to find service afs3-fileserver/udp, using port 7000
Unable to find service afs3-callback/udp, using port 7001
Unable to find service afs3-prserver/udp, using port 7002
Unable to find service afs3-vlserver/udp, using port 7003
Unable to find service afs3-kaserver/udp, using port 7004
Unable to find service afs3-volser/udp, using port 7005
Unable to find service afs3-errors/udp, using port 7006
Unable to find service afs3-bos/udp, using port 7007
Unable to find service afs3-update/udp, using port 7008
Unable to find service afs3-rmtsys/udp, using port 7009

Program received signal ?, Unknown signal.
0x400968f0 in sigsuspend () from /lib/libc.so.6

(gdb) bt
#0  0x400968f0 in sigsuspend () from /lib/libc.so.6
#1  0x40024f16 in __pthread_wait_for_restart_signal ()
   from /lib/libpthread.so.0
#2  0x400251f2 in pthread_create@@GLIBC_2.1 () from /lib/libpthread.so.0
#3  0x45a7b2 in LWP_CreateProcess (ep=0x45d41c <IOMGR>, stacksize=102400,
    priority=0, parm=0x0, name=0x45e182 "IO MANAGER", pid=0x7fffe508)
    at plwp.c:604
#4  0x45e24e in IOMGR_Initialize () at iomgr.c:567
#5  0x4580e8 in rxi_StartListener () at rx_user.c:75
#6  0x44ac7e in rx_Init (port=4711) at rx.c:187
#7  0x405596 in initrx (port=4711) at arla.c:546
#8  0x406d0e in main (argc=0, argv=0x7ffffdf8) at arla.c:1018
(gdb) stop
(gdb) q
The program is running.  Exit anyway? (y or n) y
[root at s390labo bin]# exit

I think the pthreads library has some issues (arla does not support s390
architecture, thus I had compiled with pthreads.)  Any suggestions?



Harald Barth <haba at stacken.kth.se>@stacken.kth.se on 01/24/2001 11:50:29 AM

Please respond to arla-drinkers at stacken.kth.se

Sent by:  owner-arla-drinkers at stacken.kth.se


To:   Mahir Aydin/Poughkeepsie/IBM at IBMUS
cc:   arla-drinkers at stacken.kth.se
Subject:  Still can't get it to work :(




> /usr/arla/bin/xfs.o: a module named xfs already exists
Do a lsmod to determine if you allready have module xfs loaded.

Put the ports into /etc/services to get rid of the annoying "Unable to
...." warnings (it will not make a difference for function). There
is a services.append file in the distribution somewhere.

"lost connection" does not neccessary mean that there was a connection
in the first place. Probably not. Ping does not give you the whole
answer if you have a firewall which is blocking speciffic ports. Have
you another machine on the same net as the s390labo on which any kind of
afs works?

Authentification:

What kind of authentification server do you have? kerberos v4 or
kerberos v5 or kaserver?

Is your kaserver of the newer 3.5 och 3.6 kind? That has bugs.

If you have a kaserver, try kalog, too.

>I enter the password correctly (I telnet into the kerberos server
>machine with my password so I know it works, at least that's what
>help desk told me.)  Any info why this is happening?

Have you got more than one kerberos server maybee?

Harald.