Keagle, Chuck wrote:
> If the Credential is available, I'm trying to figure how long it will be
> before it expires. I'm not counting on magic. Just looking at, if I already
> have a Credential, I might not have to generate a new one.
>
> Maybe the klist source will show me what needs to be done. If you don't have
> a Credential it shows none. If you have a Credential, it shows the
> expiration date/time.
>
If you get a ticket good for 8 hours, and renewable for 3 days:
kinit -l 8h -r 3d [EMAIL PROTECTED]
the MIT klist will show Valid starting, Expires and renew until times.
The Heimdal klist -v will these as well.
Renewable might be good for batch jobs.
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>
> From: Ken Hornstein
> Sent: Thu 9/28/2006 10:33 PM
> To: Keagle, Chuck
> Cc: kerberos@mit.edu
> Subject: Re: API help with ticket expiry
>
>
>
>>When the next batch job is submitted, it comes from a new execution of
>>the submit program.
>
>
> Well, this is the problem. If there are no credentials available, you
> can't magically generate them.
>
> --Ken
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