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Date: Tue,  6 May 2008 07:28:19 -0400
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Subject: Re: [9fans] Authentication questions
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// authdial: Connection refused
// srv: authproxy: auth_proxy rpc: p9any client get tickets: p9sk1: gettickets:
// Connection refused

are you sure that both your auth server is running (look for results
from 'ps | grep keyfs') and that you're running the network listener
for it (service.auth/tcp567)? the "connection refused" says it's just
not getting in, most likely because you're not listening on tcp567.
note that the trusted listeners are started separately from the
others, and not in the default config. see the -t argument to
listen(8) and the comments in /bin/cpurc.
anthony