afs5log(8)                                        System Administrator's Manual                                       afs5log(8)



NAME
       afs5log - AFS token initializer


SYNOPSIS
       afs5log [ [-v] [-5] [-k] [-p path] [cell[=principal] ] ] [...]


DESCRIPTION
       The afs5log command uses Kerberos to obtain AFS tokens for the named cells.  If no cell is named, tokens are obtained for
       the local cell.  If the principal name of the afs service for the cell is known, the cell name may also be given  in  the
       form  cell=principal_name.   Attempts  are  made to obtain Kerberos IV credentials first, and if that fails, afs5log will
       create Kerberos 5 (2b-style) tokens.


ARGUMENTS
       -v     Turns on verbose mode.  afs5log will print debugging messages while it does its work.  Use more than once  to  get
              more detail.

       -p path
              Determine which cell the specified path resides in, and obtain tokens for that cell.

       -s strategy
              Overrides  the  default  token-setting  strategy  ("v4,524,2b,rxk5") with the named strategy.  Recognized strategy
              names include:
               rxk5  rxk5 (requires OpenAFS 1.6 or later)
               2b    rxkad "2b" (requires OpenAFS 1.2.8 or later)

       -5     Skip attempts to use Kerberos IV and just use 2b-style tokens, which are  only  supported  by  OpenAFS  1.2.8  and
              later.

       -k     Skip attempts to use Kerberos IV and use rxk5-style tokens, which are only supported by OpenAFS 1.6 and later.

       -n     Assume  that,  if  a  cell name and a realm name differ only by case, that the name of the AFS service's principal
              name doesn't include an instance.


SEE ALSO
       pam_krb5(5) krb5.conf(5)


BUGS
       Probably, but let's hope not.  If you find any, please file them  in  the  bug  database  at  http://bugzilla.redhat.com/
       against the "pam_krb5" component.


AUTHOR
       Nalin Dahyabhai <nalinATredhat.com>



Red Hat Linux                                              2007/12/18                                                 afs5log(8)