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From: James Chapman <james@cs.ioc.ee>
To: Fans of the OS Plan 9 from Bell Labs <9fans@9fans.net>
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Date: Mon,  7 Sep 2009 22:46:14 +0300
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Subject: Re: [9fans] problem logging into a combined auth/cpu/fileserver
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Hi Erik,

Thanks for the reply. I added the authdom and this is what I have now
in /lib/ndb/local:

[snip]

ipnet=mynet ip=192.168.1.0 ipmask=255.255.255.0
	auth=carp
	cpu=carp
	authdom=home.net
	dns=192.168.1.254
	dnsdom=lan

authdom=home.net auth=carp

ip=192.168.1.68 sys=carp dom=carp.lan
#sys=carpet dom=carpet.lan

If I remove the ip address for carp I get the same error as before.

With these settings the terminal (carpet) knows carp's address (which
it didn't before):

term% ndb/csquery
 > net!carp!9fs
/net/tcp/clone 192.168.1.68!564

and I can cpu to carp by:

term% cpu -h carp

or

term% cpu -h 192.168.1.68

If I remove carp's ip from /lib/ndb/local I get the weird error when I
try to

term% cpu -h 192.168.1.68

But I can still do this:

term% cpu -h 192.168.1.68 -u bootes

This works for now, but as carp's ip is from dhcp it might change. I'd
like this to be more robust so that I can use it on other networks
which serve dhcp without changing anything. A bit of zeroconf/
rendezvous would be nice but I'm happy to look up the address on the
cpu server console and then type it in manually on the terminal.

> are you running auth/factotum (factotum(4))?

I think so. ps | grep factotum returns two entries and /mnt/factotum
is populated.

James