AFS + chown

[Love]

"Aaron J. Angel" <aangel at myrealbox.com> writes:

> > Works for me. You are not allowed to chown stuff if you don't have tokens
> > that permit that. Did you have tokens when running as root ?
> 
> Yes, both ways.  If I su, the environment (and thus, the tkt file) is
> inherited.  If su -l, or login directly as root, I klog.  I did a
> little playing around, and it does seem to work if I run chown myself,
> but doesn't work in the automated ports system.  I'll have to check up
> and see what it's actually doing.

I can repoduce it when I do this:

	rm -f bz
	>bz
	chown root bz
	>bz
	chown lha bz

or

	rm -f bz
	>bz
	chown lha bz
	>bz
	chown root bz


But then its the fileserver that returns the EPERM, apprently we sent
something that upsets it.

I just can't figure out the maze in the openafs fileserver, guess I have
to single-step it so I can figure out what its doing.

Love