You need to use multiple credential caches.
Change the value of the KRB5CCNAME environment variable to refer to the new
ccache location and then execute kinit, klist, etc.
David Bear wrote:
I'm rather ignorant about most things kerberos, so I apologize if this is a
stupid question.
I regularl
I'm rather ignorant about most things kerberos, so I apologize if this is a
stupid question.
I regularly get tokens in my asu.edu realm. How would I kinit a second set of
tickets for another realm without clobbering my first set? If I klist my
credentials, then kinit a second set, then kilist,
>
> hello folks,
> i have gone through the mail archive for suggestions but i can't seem
> to make headway. i am not sure what i am missing. am i supposed to
> export contents of krb5.keytab and copy them to the client systems?
> i can't even log on to the kerb server. the ssh session just drop
Ken Hornstein <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> You know, I never liked the term "roles". It's a "hot" term in the
> theoretical world, but I guess I never see a practical use of it when
> we get down to actually assigning rights to people. To me the easier
> concept is ACL - that's something that j
hello folks,
i have gone through the mail archive for suggestions but i can't seem to
make headway. i am not sure what i am missing. am i supposed to export
contents of krb5.keytab and copy them to the client systems? i can't even
log on to the kerb server. the ssh session just drops to the cons
First off, let me explain my perspective.
My background has always been from a engineering perspective. I look
at a concept and I immediately think, "How would I implement that?" "How
would I use that?" If I can't answer those questions, then I have a
problem with the concept, because I've seen
hello folks,
i have gone through the mail archive for suggestions but i can't seem
to make headway. i am not sure what i am missing. am i supposed to
export contents of krb5.keytab and copy them to the client systems?
i can't even log on to the kerb server. the ssh session just drops to
the con
I'm running 1.6.3 with an openldap backend 2.4.6.
Changing a password with no policy works, however if a
policy is assigned to the principal, kadmin.local and
kadmin segfault. Any ideas?
Thanks,
Steven
Be
Hi, I'm trying to configure MIT kerberos with ldap backend as principal
database on ubuntu 7.10, following instruction in admin-guide of MIT, but
I stuck because I cannot find kdb5_ldap_util in ubuntu packages (and I
have to do this using packages). So, I'd like to know, is there a way to
bypass th
I finally got SSO with Kerberos working on a Solaris 9, but now I have
some problem on setting the correct pam.conf.
My goal is to authenticate with Kerberos or LDAP or Passwd in this
order, anyone has a working fine pam.conf for this setting.
Thx in advance
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On Feb 11, 9:48am, Ken Hornstein wrote:
} Subject: Re: Kerberized authorization service
Good evening, I hope the week has started well for everyone.
My apologies for the somewhat high latency on responses. I'm
answering e-mails at night since I'm spending the days skiing the back
bowls at Vail.
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