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If you are using Kerberos then you can disable Guest access and everything will continue to work as expected.

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They haven’t made this fix extremely public. In order to find it you had to go to the downloads link and dig a little. Here it is for your convenience.

Jason Tallman

BRU Server 1.1.5 Authentication Fails under Tiger

Because of a change in the manner in which the authentication process
works in Tiger versus previous OS X releases, you will need to create a
file in the /etc directory to allow the Agent Control Tool to
authenticate properly. To do this, follow these steps:

Open a Terminal
sudo touch /etc/brutab

This is addressed in the pending 1.2.0 release.

The BRU Server Config Tool suffers from a different issue when starting
the server daemon. While you may use the Server Config Tool for all
other control operations, starting the daemon from the GUI will result
in the GUI hanging and the spinning beach ball of death appearing.
Until the pending 1.2.0 version ships, we recommend that you stop and
start the server daemon from the command line as outlined in the
Installation and Quickstart Guide.

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Thanks, I’ll give that a try.

Jason

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Does anybody have any additional ideas? Can I delete these files?

Jason

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Well at times it has been. Currently I have one replica which has the same specs as the LDAP master except for it has 2 Gigs of ram. Now I could demote the replica if that would allow me to clean up these files. I have tried in the past demoting the replica but those overflow and sync files don’t go away.

Jason

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Yes I had created the .plist. It ended up being an image issue. Even though the image works with netrestore and passed the asr -imagescan it still wasn’t accepting it. After I recreated the image everything worked. Thanks for the help from everyone.

Jason Tallman

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OK after scanning another netrestore image I’m still getting an error. Here is the outcome.

powerbook:~/Desktop jtallman$ sudo asr -source mac.dmg -server /tmp/streamconfig.plist
Password:
Multicast server configuration:
Data Rate: 6000000
Multicast Address: 192.168.1.54
(null)
Multicast server operation failed

Thanks for any help

Jason

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Thanks for the response. I had read the man page and ran imagescan on a netrestore image. I’ll try it again with another one and see if I can’t get it to work this time.

Thanks

Jason

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