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From: presotto@plan9.bell-labs.com
Message-Id: <200006291205.IAA07066@cse.psu.edu>
Date: Thu, 29 Jun 2000 07:58:59 -0400
To: ratta1i@mail.cmich.edu, 9fans@cse.psu.edu
Subject: Re: [9fans] apu/auth standalone..
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I'll assume that you edited out the '#'s in the cpurc and rebooted,
using a user/hostid for the cpu server to run as.  Let's call
that id 'xyzzy'.

The auth server is now up, and depdnding on what you did is either
running rio or is in line at a time mode.  I suggest the former
since it's easier to debug in.

Do the following:

cat /dev/user
ls -l /adm/keys
ps|grep keyfs
ls -l /mnt/keys

I'm assuming /dev/user is 'xyzzy'.  If /adm/keys is not also
owned by xyzzy or it's group isnot one which includes xyzzy,
then I understand your problem.  You should run
	disk/kfscmd allow
and then remove and recreate /adm/keys.

if  the ps shows keyfs not running or the ls -l /mnt/keys
produces an error, they you're not getting it started in
cpurc.