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Changes to the Perl Tool Scripts

These changes will be put in place on Thursday. Please contact me if you have any concerns about them

File to Change Other files involved Description of Change Reason for Change Date of Change
/p/perlmodules/Heimtools.pm /usr/sue/lib/arc/Heimtools.pm on afsdbX Replacement of Heimtools v1.90 with v1.95. 1.95 no longer provides Kerberos 4 tickets. To update the production Heimtools and to prepare for 'dual path' changes. 29.01.10
/p/perlmodules/Heimtools.pm and /usr/sue/lib/arc/Heimtools.pm on afsdbX /p/perlmodules/Keimtools.pm The _Build_ticket and _read_ans routines will be changed to send and receive a TGT flavour flag, to indicate which realm the TGT was created for. This has been tested in the Keimtools test script. To provide the acron node with information regarding the origin of a received TGT. The node will then execute the job with the Kerberos configuration corrosponding to the realm of the TGT. 29.01.10
/p/perlmodules/CAtools.pm Test version of CAtools with modified cron_select routine cron_select routine has been modified to select the crontab servers in afsconf.pl that corrospond to the realm of the calling acron client. The acrontab client calls this routine, and will use the servers provided for the acrontab call. A windows configured client would therefore contact the Windows crontab frontends 29.01.10
/p/afs/etc/afsconf.pl N/A An array of windows batch token servers and an array of windows acrontab frontends will be added The related scripts (batchtok and acrontab) will make use of these additional arrays if they are called from a windows configured node/client 29.01.10
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