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zephry 2.02

daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Dugan)
Fri Sep 8 12:51:49 1995

To: ghudson@MIT.EDU
Cc: bug-zephyr@MIT.EDU
Date: Fri, 08 Sep 1995 11:51:41 -0500
From: Dugan <dugan@austin.ibm.com>

greg,


i'm running a small zephyr test environment (5 clients, 1 server),
with hesiod and kerberos.  zephyr works fine, until i go home 
that evening and come back the next morning. the server seems to 
stop serving location information.  zlocate <username> returns
not logged in, although the zwgc is running on the client. zstat
shows the zhm on the client seems ok.

from the server logs:

	
	zloc no mem(answer)

i get everytime i execute the zlocate command.  i think it is because the
"found" variable is 0 in the ulogin_marshal_locs subroutine (uloc.c).

A dump of the db appears to have information in it:

0:0.0.0.0/SERV_DEAD
1:9.3.64.15/SERV_UP
dugan@AUSTIN.IBM.COM/centralus.austin.ibm.com/Thu Sep  7 11:48:36 
1995/:0.0/RLM_VIS/129.3
5.248.112/1060
naveen@AUSTIN.IBM.COM/central.austin.ibm.com/Thu Sep  7 16:36:45 
1995/:0.0/RLM_VIS/129.35
.248.228/1371
geetha@AUSTIN.IBM.COM/gomez.austin.ibm.com/Thu Sep  7 14:21:45 
1995/:0.0/RLM_VIS/129.35.2
48.219/1711
        1060 (dugan@AUSTIN.IBM.COM):
                'operations' 'message' ''
                'message' 'personal' 'dugan@AUSTIN.IBM.COM'
                'message' 'urgent' 'dugan@AUSTIN.IBM.COM'
        1371 (naveen@AUSTIN.IBM.COM):
                'operations' 'message' ''
                'message' 'personal' 'naveen@AUSTIN.IBM.COM'
                'message' 'urgent' 'naveen@AUSTIN.IBM.COM'
        1711 (geetha@AUSTIN.IBM.COM):
                'message' '*' ''
                'operations' 'message' ''
                'message' 'personal' 'geetha@AUSTIN.IBM.COM'
                'message' 'urgent' 'geetha@AUSTIN.IBM.COM'
...


I guess my question is: does zephyr need the second server up and consider
it's information stale after some period?
or is this a known bug/feature? the version i'm running is the most
current on athena-dist.mit.edu.

Thanks in advance.

-M


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