No Kerberos TGT was issued. This looks like an auth issue to Kerberos for
e.g. user hadoop. Check your Kerb server.
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Hi, Manoj and Daemeon
I have figured it out. The cause lies in the SPNEGO principal name. I use
'http/_h...@bgdt.dev.hrb', not the 'HTTP/_h...@bgdt.dev.hrb'. I did not that
the SPNEGO principal name must use the capitalized HTTP before.
Thanks all the same.
At 2015-02-05 04:10:18, daemeon
Have you added all host specific principals in kerberos database ?
Thanks,
On Tue, Feb 3, 2015 at 7:59 AM, 郝东 donhof...@163.com wrote:
I am converting a secure non-HA cluster into a secure HA cluster. After
the configuration and started all the journalnodes, I executed the
following commands
