Running nifi 1.18.0 under Windows Server 2019 and Java 11.0.17 I’m trying to enable kerberized SQL connections, I’ve read that I need to create a jaas and krb5 file and include it in the bootstrap.conf
Example: # java.arg.18=-Djava.security.auth.login.config=./conf/jaas.conf # java.arg.19=-Djava.security.krb5.conf=./conf/krb5.ini # java.arg.20=-Dsun.security.krb5.debug=true The moment I do this, my embedded zookeeper won’t load on start up. Claims it can’t find Server entry in the jaas file. First things first. I don’t want or need to kerberize zookeeper. It’s working fine on its own without it. Nothing in your documents say that Kerberos is required for zookeeper. Then is it normal that adding a krb5.ini file triggers zookeep to try and load under Kerberos? Is there a way to disable this? Shawn Craig VP, Senior Information Security Engineer | ICSCYBER [signature_187646916]
