Hi, Sam,
First, kinit is the only binary of that name on the system. This machine
was "kerberos free" before I started working on it. The binary is indeed
in /usr/local/bin.
I ran kinit (from my build directory) under gdb, with the following result:
Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentatio
1) Make sure you are using the right kinit. Run type kinit if bash is your
shell and check the path.
2) Run kinit under a debugger and see where it segfaults. If you use
a kinit out of the build tree rather than something you get after
make install, it will have symbols.
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>If anyone has suggestions
Last time something like this happened to me
it was because the java versions were in the
path ahead of the real versions.
Bob
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Greetings,
I'm in the process of helping with a migration from "old style" domain
authentication for Samba to integrating it with ADS, using Samba
3.0.x. Samba is running on RedHat Linux (SeaWolf), with a 2.4.28
kernel. We're using MIT Kerberos, version 1.3.5, compiled from source
using "./c
