Is there any update on this? 11.04 with Kerberos, NFSv4, automount 5,
idmapd does not start automatically.
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idmapd does not starts to work
Hi Steve, I do not have a separate /usr partition
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idmapd does not starts to work after system reboot
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** Changed in: nfs-utils (Ubuntu Natty)
Status: Fix Committed = Fix Released
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Title:
idmapd upstart job ends in an inconsistent state if
I have enabled -proposed (ref bug 811823) and idmapd still not starting.
The setup is natty with -proposed, Automount, NFSv4, Kerberos and
NEED_IDMAPD=yes in /etc/default/nfs-common
After boot idmapd is (consistently) not running. Using 'service idmapd
start' after boot does not work and I need
Am I correct in thinking you already have a Kerberos ticket but no
service ticket for NFS is acquired to access the NFS mount? If so, that
means the GSS daemon isn't doing what it should.
Yes, this is correct. Service ticket for NFS is missing unless users
home is mounted over NFS.
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Kerberos,
Yes, the ticket is /tmp/krb5cc_uid_randstring and the only
difference in these two scenarios I describe is that when $HOME is NFS
mounted `klist` show that I have the nfs/hostname@REALM service
ticket whilst it does not in the second scenario.
From what I could see in the nfs-utils docs though,
Am I correct in thinking you already have a Kerberos ticket but no
service ticket for NFS is acquired to access the NFS mount? If so, that
means the GSS daemon isn't doing what it should.
Yes, this is correct. Service ticket for NFS is missing unless users
home is mounted over NFS.
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Kerberos,
Yes, the ticket is /tmp/krb5cc_uid_randstring and the only
difference in these two scenarios I describe is that when $HOME is NFS
mounted `klist` show that I have the nfs/hostname@REALM service
ticket whilst it does not in the second scenario.
From what I could see in the nfs-utils docs though,
Public bug reported:
Ubuntu 9.04 latest update.
When mounting the users home folder over NFS4 using Kerberos with
RPCGSSDOPTS=-n set in /etc/defaults/nfs-common a kerberos ticket is
acquired for the NFS service thus allowing for other autofs kerberized
mounts to work as well. However, if home is
Public bug reported:
Ubuntu 9.04.
When mounting the users home folder over NFS4 using Kerberos with
RPCGSSDOPTS=-n set in /etc/defaults/nfs-common a kerberos ticket is
acquired for the NFS service thus allowing for other autofs kerberized
mounts to work as well. However, if home is not on
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