I have started running some experiments on a few machines in hopes of deploying Kerberos throughout our department. We are running Solaris 8, and I am using SEAM 1.0.1 on the test systems. Since I am learning this on my own, some things are not as obvious to me as I think they should be.
My current is that I trying to deal with is keytab files. I have one machine exporting a filesystem with sec=krb5i set. A client machine has a cron job that touches a file mounted via NFS from this server. I am able to get things to work fine when I have put a key in a keytab file, and the cron job calls kinit, runs a process, then kdestroy. What I am noticing, however, is that the user who's principal is in the keytab file can no longer run kinit on their own. If they do so, the password is rejected. I am 99% sure that it's not a mistyped password issue. Has anyone dealt with this before ? jim craig jmc @ cs.rit.edu ________________________________________________ Kerberos mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mailman.mit.edu/mailman/listinfo/kerberos
