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Hi Don, On Wed, Mar 03, 2010 at 02:57:42PM -0800, Don disguised as root wrote: > >What does your /vice/auth2/AuthLog say at the time of clog? > > 18:13:01 vid = 83886 > 18:13:01 AuthNewConn(0x7da9cdba, 0, 66, 2, 83886) > 22:11:47 vid = 484 > 22:11:47 AuthNewConn(0x72199dd5, 0, 66, 2, 484) > > Where is coda getting this ID? Clearly it believes there is a 484, but > executing: pdbtool export /tmp/file1 /tmp/file2; grep 484 /tmp/file? > results in null output. It is Kerberos who produces the account name from the ticket the auth daemon acquires with the help of the data sent by the client. If Kerberos would happen to produce a string "484", then the suthentication daemon takes it literally and transforms to the numerical id. To make it easier to analyze I wouls ask you to make the corresponding clog using Coda password. You do not have to change anything in the setup, just create a password for an account and tell clog to use the codapassword method. > >Does it happen even if you use Coda password authentication? > > Yes. I don't have the output handy on that one, but there's no change. I would like to see both the command log on the client and the authd log on the server. > Very much waiting for assistance on this one. Let us make the situation as simple as possible. Would you avoid using any .codafs/clog/.... and supply all of the options on the command line? Regards, RuneReceived on 2010-03-08 03:21:05