AFS for Fermi Linux 6.1.1

See http://home.fnal.gov/~dawson/afs/afsrpms.html for the
official documentation for AFS for Fermi Linux 6.1.1


AFS is a licensed product.  That is why it is located on this server.
This server can control the access of this area to fnal.gov only addresses.

To install afs.

1.  Download  afs-fermi-3.5-5.i386.rpm from

	ftp://linux1.fnal.gov/linux/611/i386/DONOTEXPORT/storage/

2.  Install with rpm command

	rpm -ivh afs-fermi-3.5-5.i386.rpm

3.  Optionally install one of the "pam" afs updates.  See below for a
    description of each.  The afs-fermi-3.5-5.i386.rpm does afstryfirst
    by default.  So you only need one of the other choices if that is
    not how your "afs" system is setup.


AFS Pam updates descriptions
----------------------------

In order for automatic logins using AFS, the pam files have to be
modified.  afs-pam is a collection of pam modules that have already been
pre-made for certain situations.

afsusefirst

	Will atempt to get an AFS token using the users NIS
	password.  If this fails, the user will log in, but not get 
	an AFS token.

afstryfirst

	Will atempt to get an AFS token using the users NIS
	password.  If this fails, it will then ask for the AFS password.
	If that also fails, it usually will not log in the user.

useklog

	Does no automatic afs logins.  You have to klog by hand to get a
	afs token.

nonis

	Is for clusters that do not use an nis password, only an afs
	password.

Troy   dawson@fnal.gov
Connie csieh@fnal.gov