AFS not working after Upgrade to Debian 9

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We are using Debian 8 and 9 with Gnome 3 / KDE 5, kerberos authentification and an AFS filesystem.



Debian 8 works fine, but after Upgrading some PCs to Debian 9 we have the following problem:



Gnome completly ignores the AFS-Tokens, this results in many errors when the user home is an AFS-directory (but login to gnome works). KDE cannot write some config after login, but starts. KDE programs (Dolphin and Konsole) have AFS-Rights, Gnome ones do not.



The KRB- and AFS-Tokens look fine:



Valid starting Expires Service principal
28.11.2017 10:10:10 29.11.2017 11:10:10 krbtgt/xyz.com@XYZ.COM renew until 28.12.2017 10:10:10
28.11.2017 10:10:10 29.11.2017 11:10:10 afs/xyz.com@XYZ.COM renew until 28.12.2017 10:10:10


Special case: gnome-terminal:



user@pc: klist #see foregoing results
user@pc: ls /afs/xyz.com/home/u/user
Permission denied

user@pc: aklog
user@pc: klist #no difference
user@pc: ls /afs/xyz.com/home/u/user #works!
[AFS Home Contents]


Other Applications do still not have permissions to view AFS-directories.



I am not really sure where to search for the problem. Maybe something related to pam? Any other ideas?




debian gnome3 kerberos kde5 afs




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  • How the AFS FS is mounted?
    – Paradox
    Nov 28 '17 at 12:17










  • @Paradox I installed openafs and its automatically mounted in /afs
    – rbs
    Nov 28 '17 at 14:43














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We are using Debian 8 and 9 with Gnome 3 / KDE 5, kerberos authentification and an AFS filesystem.



Debian 8 works fine, but after Upgrading some PCs to Debian 9 we have the following problem:



Gnome completly ignores the AFS-Tokens, this results in many errors when the user home is an AFS-directory (but login to gnome works). KDE cannot write some config after login, but starts. KDE programs (Dolphin and Konsole) have AFS-Rights, Gnome ones do not.



The KRB- and AFS-Tokens look fine:



Valid starting Expires Service principal
28.11.2017 10:10:10 29.11.2017 11:10:10 krbtgt/xyz.com@XYZ.COM renew until 28.12.2017 10:10:10
28.11.2017 10:10:10 29.11.2017 11:10:10 afs/xyz.com@XYZ.COM renew until 28.12.2017 10:10:10


Special case: gnome-terminal:



user@pc: klist #see foregoing results
user@pc: ls /afs/xyz.com/home/u/user
Permission denied

user@pc: aklog
user@pc: klist #no difference
user@pc: ls /afs/xyz.com/home/u/user #works!
[AFS Home Contents]


Other Applications do still not have permissions to view AFS-directories.



I am not really sure where to search for the problem. Maybe something related to pam? Any other ideas?




debian gnome3 kerberos kde5 afs




share|improve this question






















  • How the AFS FS is mounted?
    – Paradox
    Nov 28 '17 at 12:17










  • @Paradox I installed openafs and its automatically mounted in /afs
    – rbs
    Nov 28 '17 at 14:43












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We are using Debian 8 and 9 with Gnome 3 / KDE 5, kerberos authentification and an AFS filesystem.



Debian 8 works fine, but after Upgrading some PCs to Debian 9 we have the following problem:



Gnome completly ignores the AFS-Tokens, this results in many errors when the user home is an AFS-directory (but login to gnome works). KDE cannot write some config after login, but starts. KDE programs (Dolphin and Konsole) have AFS-Rights, Gnome ones do not.



The KRB- and AFS-Tokens look fine:



Valid starting Expires Service principal
28.11.2017 10:10:10 29.11.2017 11:10:10 krbtgt/xyz.com@XYZ.COM renew until 28.12.2017 10:10:10
28.11.2017 10:10:10 29.11.2017 11:10:10 afs/xyz.com@XYZ.COM renew until 28.12.2017 10:10:10


Special case: gnome-terminal:



user@pc: klist #see foregoing results
user@pc: ls /afs/xyz.com/home/u/user
Permission denied

user@pc: aklog
user@pc: klist #no difference
user@pc: ls /afs/xyz.com/home/u/user #works!
[AFS Home Contents]


Other Applications do still not have permissions to view AFS-directories.



I am not really sure where to search for the problem. Maybe something related to pam? Any other ideas?




debian gnome3 kerberos kde5 afs




share|improve this question














We are using Debian 8 and 9 with Gnome 3 / KDE 5, kerberos authentification and an AFS filesystem.



Debian 8 works fine, but after Upgrading some PCs to Debian 9 we have the following problem:



Gnome completly ignores the AFS-Tokens, this results in many errors when the user home is an AFS-directory (but login to gnome works). KDE cannot write some config after login, but starts. KDE programs (Dolphin and Konsole) have AFS-Rights, Gnome ones do not.



The KRB- and AFS-Tokens look fine:



Valid starting Expires Service principal
28.11.2017 10:10:10 29.11.2017 11:10:10 krbtgt/xyz.com@XYZ.COM renew until 28.12.2017 10:10:10
28.11.2017 10:10:10 29.11.2017 11:10:10 afs/xyz.com@XYZ.COM renew until 28.12.2017 10:10:10


Special case: gnome-terminal:



user@pc: klist #see foregoing results
user@pc: ls /afs/xyz.com/home/u/user
Permission denied

user@pc: aklog
user@pc: klist #no difference
user@pc: ls /afs/xyz.com/home/u/user #works!
[AFS Home Contents]


Other Applications do still not have permissions to view AFS-directories.



I am not really sure where to search for the problem. Maybe something related to pam? Any other ideas?





debian gnome3 kerberos kde5 afs





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  • How the AFS FS is mounted?
    – Paradox
    Nov 28 '17 at 12:17










  • @Paradox I installed openafs and its automatically mounted in /afs
    – rbs
    Nov 28 '17 at 14:43
















  • How the AFS FS is mounted?
    – Paradox
    Nov 28 '17 at 12:17










  • @Paradox I installed openafs and its automatically mounted in /afs
    – rbs
    Nov 28 '17 at 14:43















How the AFS FS is mounted?
– Paradox
Nov 28 '17 at 12:17




How the AFS FS is mounted?
– Paradox
Nov 28 '17 at 12:17












@Paradox I installed openafs and its automatically mounted in /afs
– rbs
Nov 28 '17 at 14:43




@Paradox I installed openafs and its automatically mounted in /afs
– rbs
Nov 28 '17 at 14:43















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