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I have installed coda-5.3.7 on an SMP Linux 2.2.14 machine based on Red Hat 5.2 (originally, due for upgrade <sigh>). I am successfully running Kerberos 5 from the MIT distribution (1.1.1) elsewhere on the network (including on this host for rcmd-type stuff). Whenever I try to run kclog into the server running kauth2, I get "Invalid login (RPC2_NOBINDING (F))." as the error message. Tweaking the source to narrow down the error messages, it looks like the kclog client is getting out of sequence somehow in RPC2 negotiation; on the wire, I see INIT1SECURE go into the server, then INIT2 come out of the server and then the client just NAK's it every single time. This creates a timeout loop at the sl.c level, which eventually just dies, and fails to bind, I'm assuming. I could mail extensive -x and rpc2tcpdump logs to a relevant person if asked. This seems a bit of a showstopper. *Most* everything else in coda seems to be starting up and running just fine. -- chris kb7rnl =->Received on 2000-05-09 15:06:08