Hi
Thanks for response. You are right, the sudo prompt is overriden by
pam_krb5.
I have executed the command 'sudo -p BLAH ls', the output was
"Password for [EMAIL PROTECTED]:"
wb is my user, LOCALDOMAIN is the krb5 realm.
Regards
Bastian
Gustavo Noronha Silva wrote:
Em Seg, 2006-01-16 às 18:38 +0100, Bastian Pflieger escreveu:
Hi
Hello,
I am not sure if this is the right list to ask, but I don't know where
else to ask.
You're probably on the right side =)
I recently upgraded my network to use kerberos 5. During that process I
replaced the pam_unix auth modul with pam_krb5. But since that, when I
execute the gksudo the gksudo process hangs (gksudo + 2 sudo childs). It
shows no enter password dialog. All other auth apps are working (login,
gdm, plain sudo etc). Is this a known problem or is there anything
special to do?
Could you please send the result of running this?:
sudo -pBLAH some_comand_here
It seems like pam_krb5 overrides the sudo prompt, even if the user
requests a different one; gksu is not smart enough to handle that.
See ya,
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