Kerberos for Windows 3.0/3.1

[Jeffrey Altman]

Be sure you are using the version of the afs plugin that matches
KFW 3.1 Beta 1.  You can obtain it from https://www.secure-endpoints.com

The actual problem is an error in OpenAFS.  OpenAFS does not properly
clean up its resources when its libraries are unloaded before the
termination of the process.  This causes the exception.  NetIDMgr 1.1
provides a work around by allowing plug-ins to request that they not
be unloaded.  The most recent AFS plug-in makes the request.  The older
plug-in does not.

Jeffrey Altman


Jeff Hagley wrote:
> I upgraded my Kfw from 2.6.5 to 3.0 and found out that I could not add an
> identity, so I could not log in to my realm.  I then installed kfw 3.1 beta
> and the openafs module.  I could login in, but after I logged in the program
> would perform an illegal operation and crash.  I looked at the problem and
> it was the  afsauthent.dll   Anyone have any ideas?  Thanks
> 
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