aklog on OSX 10.1

[Thomas Jordan]

Hi Aaron,

I have placed this file in /Library/Preferences and changed it to match 
our site. I _do not_ have krbafs working and have gone (tried to go?) 
the athena route while we wait for Alexandra et. al. in Cambridge to 
work krbafs out.

You (and others on the list) may be interested to know that the MIT gui 
worked fine when I added the correct 
/Library/Preferences/edu.mit.Kerberos file. The command line Kerberos 
did not work until I added the correct /etc/krb.conf file. Now I can get 
Kerberos tickets from either the command line _or_ the MIT gui 
application. Destroying them in one place (i.e., cli), destroys them in 
the other (i.e, gui) as well.

tom

On Tuesday, October 16, 2001, at 04:15 PM, Aaron Rosenblum wrote:

> From what I understand, the MacOS 10.1 MIT kerberos framework uses a 
> different preferences file than /etc/krb.conf.
>
> It is a file called edu.mit.Kerberos and it needs to be in 
> /Library/Preferences/
>
> There is a sample file on their web site.  
> (http://web.mit.edu/macdev/Development/MITKerberos/Common/Documentation/preferences.
> html) It is very similar to the regular file I am told, but it is named 
> according the OS 10.1 naming conventions and put with the rest of the 
> preference files in an OS 10.1 fashion.
>
>
> >>I have installed arla 0.35.6 on my OSX 10.1 machine, along with the
> >>athena build and the MIT kerberos built into OSX.
>
> Does this mean that you got krbafs working?  There was a discussion on 
> this topic last week and the one reason why nobody could get the built 
> in MIT KerbForMacintosh working with Arla was that krbafs was not aware 
> of OSX and would not build.  I believe Athena includes this library, so 
> that may be another source of your problems...
>
> Aaron Rosenblum
> University of Michigan
>
> On Tuesday, October 16, 2001, at 04:29 PM, Thomas Jordan wrote:
>
>>
>>
>> Begin forwarded message:
>>
>>> From: Thomas Jordan <jordant at fnal.gov>
>>> Date: Tue Oct 16, 2001  03:28:29 PM US/Central
>>> To: Magnus Ahltorp <ahltorp at nada.kth.se>
>>> Cc: Thomas Jordan <jordant at fnal.gov>
>>> Subject: Re: aklog on OSX 10.1
>>>
>>> erm...I have now!
>>>
>>> I still have errors:
>>>
>>> 	owen-meany:/etc] jordant% aklog
>>> 	aklog: Failed getting tokens for cell fnal.gov.
>>> 	[owen-meany:/etc] jordant% aklog -debug
>>> 	aklog: get_afs_id for jordant in cell fnal.gov using pts-db
>>> 	aklog: Failed getting tokens for cell fnal.gov.
>>> 	[owen-meany:/etc] jordant% cat /usr/arla/etc/ThisCell
>>> 	fnal.gov
>>> 	[owen-meany:/etc] jordant%
>>>
>>> tom
>>>
>>> On Tuesday, October 16, 2001, at 03:09 PM, Magnus Ahltorp wrote:
>>>
>>>>> I have installed arla 0.35.6 on my OSX 10.1 machine, along with the
>>>>> athena build and the MIT kerberos built into OSX. I have created the
>>>>> /etc/krb.conf file and seem to be getting tickets. aklog fails for
>>>>> me though (see below). I must not have a config option set somewhere
>>>>> as the aklog - debug option shows the client requesting get_afs_id_
>>>>> for jordant at stacken.kth.se. Where did the stacken.kth.se come from?
>>>>
>>>> Have you changed your /usr/arla/etc/ThisCell file to contain
>>>> "fnal.gov"?
>>>>
>>>> /Magnus
>>>>
>>>>
Thomas Jordan
Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory
PO Box 500, MS 226 WH15W
Batavia, Il
60510-0500
ofc:630.840.4035 fax:630.840.8248
>>>
>>
>