KerberosMac52014-10-02 02:29:08akrevl42014-10-02 02:27:28akrevl32014-10-02 02:27:11akrevl22014-10-02 02:26:01akrevl12014-10-02 02:00:15akrevlKerberos and AFS on Mac OS X Mavericks/10.9#1Download the Kerberos Commander from Essential Stanford Software or from here: KerberosCommander.dmg. #2Install the Kerberos Commander from the .dmg file you just downloaded. At the end of the installation it will ask you for your CSID/SUNetID. Ignore that by pressing Cancel. #3Download the OpenAFS client from OpenAFS.org or from here: OpenAFS-1.6.6-Mavericks.dmg. #4Go to System Preferences, Security & Privacy. Click the lock on the bottom left of the window to enable making changes. Change the selection of Allow apps downloaded from to Anywhere. #5Install the OpenAFS client from the downloaded .dmg file. During the installation process type in the following for name of your local cell: And the following for the local cell alias: #6You may now revert the security changes from #4: Go to System Preferences, Security & Privacy. Click the lock on the bottom left of the window to enable making changes. Change the selection of Allow apps downloaded from to Mac App Store and identified developers. #8Open the Kerberos Commander. Enter your username, make sure to spell out the domain name (CS.STANFORD.EDU) in capital letters, e.g. Enter your password too. Once the Kerberos Commander displays the successfully obtained credentials use the Get New AFS Token button. 001.png #9You can now find your home directory under under the /afs directory: You can make an alias to that directory for easier access.