[info-afs] Can anybody explain this error
Michael Kazar
Michael.Kazar@verizon.net
Sat, 27 Jan 2007 06:41:53 -0500
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Your problem is probably that /afs is typically a read-only volume. =
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allows you to replicate it, but it means you have to create a mount p=
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to its writeable version to modify it. You can create a temporary mo=
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point to the writeable volume root.afs by using the fs mkmount comman=
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change the acl of root.afs through the mount point, and then remove t=
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mount point, from any writable place in the system. It's been quite =
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while since I administered an AFS system, but I think you do:
fs mkm temp-name root.afs -rw ; the -rw comes from memory, =
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should double check
fs sa temp-name/. system:anyuser rl ; set acl through the tempora=
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mount point
fs rmm temp-name ; remove the =
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point
and then use vol release to release a new version of root.afs. Once =
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cache manager has noticed the new version of the read-only volume ( "=
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checkb" might force this, but it happens periodically or on reboot), =
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in business.
I'm sure a more current reader of info-afs can correct any errors in =
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above, but I figured I'd send this, since I haven't seen a reply yet.
Mike
At 03:13 AM 1/27/2007, ranjith silva wrote:
>I had try to install OpenAFS on serveral times , i tried on ubuntu 6=
.06,=20
>debian 2.6.8-2-326 kernel but it propmpt same error message when i'm=
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>to execute
>
> fs setacl /afs system:anyuser rl.
>
>It says
> fs: You don't have the required access rights on '/afs/'
>
>Can you explain on this error . I followed many different guids but =
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>error again and again.
>
>kiinit and aklog is issuing tickets and tokens properly. And admin u=
ser is=20
>in administrators group.
>
>I saw in maling list "if kinit admin/admin then aklog to admin.admin=
"
>i tried it by adding admin/admin principal and creating a user admin=
.admin=20
>with administrative privileges it also doesn't work.
>
>What is this error.......Is any body got a error message like this a=
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>able to figure this out.
>
>Thank you.............
>
>
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Your problem is probably that /afs is typically a read-only volume.&n=
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This allows you to replicate it, but it means you have to create a mo=
unt
point to its writeable version to modify it. You can create a
temporary mount point to the writeable volume root.afs by using the f=
s
mkmount command, change the acl of root.afs through the mount point, =
and
then remove the mount point, from any writable place in the system.&n=
bsp;
It's been quite a while since I administered an AFS system, but I thi=
nk
you do:<br><br>
<tt>fs mkm temp-name root.afs
-rw<x-tab> </x-tab><x-tab> &n=
bsp; </x-tab>;
the -rw comes from memory, you should double check<br>
fs sa temp-name/. system:anyuser
rl<x-tab> </x-tab>; set acl through the
temporary mount point<br>
fs rmm
temp-name<x-tab> </x-t=
ab><x-tab> </x-tab><x-=
tab> </x-tab><x-tab>&n=
bsp; </x-tab><x-tab> &n=
bsp; </x-tab>;
remove the mount point<br><br>
</tt>and then use vol release to release a new version of root.afs.&n=
bsp;
Once your cache manager has noticed the new version of the read-only
volume ( "fs checkb" might force this, but it happens
periodically or on reboot), you're in business.<br><br>
I'm sure a more current reader of info-afs can correct any errors in =
the
above, but I figured I'd send this, since I haven't seen a reply
yet.<br><br>
<x-tab> </x-tab>Mike<b=
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At 03:13 AM 1/27/2007, ranjith silva wrote:<br>
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serveral times , i tried on ubuntu 6.06, debian 2.6.8-2-326 kernel bu=
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propmpt same error message when i'm going to execute<br><br>
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Can you explain on this error . I followed many different guids but s=
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error again and again. <br><br>
kiinit and aklog is issuing tickets and tokens properly. And admin us=
er
is in administrators group.<br><br>
I saw in maling list "if kinit admin/admin then aklog to
admin.admin" <br>
i tried it by adding admin/admin principal and creating a user
admin.admin with administrative privileges it also doesn't=20
work.<br><br>
What is this error.......Is any body got a error message like this an=
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able to figure this out.<br><br>
Thank you.............<br><br>
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