不相撲 Transfer files to HCoop via AFS

To mount your HCoop home directory on your local system and work with the files easily:

when the installer asks for setup choices, enter the following options:

Installer question	Enter
AFS cell this workstation belongs to:	hcoop.net
Size of AFS cache in kB:	50000 (unchanged)
Kerberos servers for your realm:	HCOOP.NET
Administrative server for your realm:	HCOOP.NET

Restart the OpenAFS Client:
$ service openafs-client restart
Mount HCoop AFS share:
$ kinit user@HCOOP.NET && aklog hcoop.net
where user in the above is your HCoop username. Pay attention - HCOOP.NET must be in caps.

Now your files will be mounted in:

/afs/hcoop.net/user/u/us/user/

where u/us/user refers to your HCoop username: first the first letter, then first two letters, and finally your full username.

Now you can copy files to and fro and work with your HCoop home as if it was a local file system.

# aptitude install openafs-client openafs-krb5 krb5-user
When the installer asks, enter:
hcoop.net
for AFS cell this workstation belongs to
afs.hcoop.net
for DB server host names for your home cell and accept the default choices for Size of AFS cache, Dynamically generate contents of /afs, and Run Openafs client now and on startup.
Edit /etc/krb5.conf In [lidbefaults] section, change the default_realm line to:
default_realm = HCOOP.NET
in the same section, add:
allow_weak_crypto = true
in the [realms] section add:
HCOOP.NET = {
kdc = kerberos.hcoop.net
admin_server = kerberos.hcoop.net
default_domain = hcoop.net
}
in the [domain_realm] section add:
hcoop.net = HCOOP.NET
.hcoop.net = HCOOP.NET
Restart openafs-client:
# /etc/init.d/openafs-client restart
Check that the openafs module is loaded, otherwise you'll get errors and will not connect:

$ lsmod grep openafs
Initialize Kerberos 5 library:
$ kinit user@HCOOP.NET
where user is your username. Pay attention - HCOOP.NET must be in caps.
$ aklog -c hcoop.net
Now your files will be mounted in:
$ /afs/hcoop.net/user/u/us/user/
where u/us/user refers to the first letter, first two letters, and finally your full username.
Now you can copy files to and fro and work with your HCoop home as if it was a local file system.