Jan Harkes: I missed the list on the reply, sorry.

Jan Harkes <jaharkes_at_cs.cmu.edu> writes:

> Are there any errors when you use clog?

Nope.  Here's an example, for whatever it's worth.  In this example, I
first type an incorrect password for coda user "kreuter", then the
correct password for this user.

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test_at_ramsey:~$ ctokens

Tokens held by the Cache Manager:
Local username: test

    @testserver.coda.cs.cmu.edu
        Not Authenticated
    @ramsey.localdomain
        Not Authenticated
test_at_ramsey:~$ clog -host ramsey.localdomain kreuter
username: kreuter_at_ramsey.localdmain
Password: 
Invalid login (RPC2_NOTAUTHENTICATED (F)).
test_at_ramsey:~$ clog -host ramsey.localdomain kreuter
username: kreuter_at_ramsey.localdmain
Password: 
test_at_ramsey:~$ ctokens

Tokens held by the Cache Manager:
Local username: test

    @testserver.coda.cs.cmu.edu
        Not Authenticated
    @ramsey.localdomain
        Not Authenticated
test_at_ramsey:~$ 
-

Here's the log from these attempts:

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20:57:34 In PWGetKeys()
20:57:34        vid = 1000
20:57:34        vid = 1000
20:57:34 Authentication failed for "kreuter" from 192.168.1.20
20:57:39 In PWGetKeys()
20:57:39        vid = 1000
20:57:39        vid = 1000
20:57:39 AuthNewConn(0x283e, 0, 66, 2, 1000)
-

<snip>

> So the problem must then be when passing the token from clog to
> venus.  But I would still expect some kind of error message.

I guess that's what's going on, then.  What's the next step?

--
Richard