Date: Mon Dec 20 21:02:04 2004 From: stage3 at us.ibm.com (Garrett Rolfs) I fear I'm missing something basic and overlooked something already documented. Hopefully someone will set me straight. I'm attempting to play with MoinMoin using twisted as the webserver. I'm running on linux using python 2.3.4 and twisted 1.3.0 as a nonroot user. When I attempt to start MoinMoin, I see the following in the log: I am seeing the same problem with an online tutorial system being developed here at MIT. The problem is directly related to the use of AFS, which adds two high-numbered groups to the user's list, as reported by "id -G". If I authenticate using standard passwords, those groups aren't present and Twisted starts fine. This is an urgent problem for us. Next week, we will start teaching a class that uses this system. Since AFS is in widespread use here at MIT, the students will be using AFS for their home directories. I'd like to get this fixed, either by some kind of patch, or by a workaround. Does anyone on the list have any ideas about this? The only thing I can think of doing is to change initgroups to filter out the bad groups. Thanks, Chris