First time I'm trying out the _passwd_ keyword (in v3, not 2.x), having
trouble keeping the username as just the kerberos principal.
Let's say my krb5 realm is K.PSU.EDU. Either of the following two config
entries
passwd kerberos ([...@]+) [email protected] K.PSU.EDU
passwd kerberos ([...@]+) $1 K.PSU.EDU [using the default realm
in krb5.conf]
will work if someone enters their account name as "foo" in the _login_
input field. (USER="foo", REALM="K.PSU.EDU")
I'd like to add another config line so that if someone entered
"[email protected]" into the login field, it would be equivalent to the
above keywords, setting the User to "foo". My attempts:
passwd kerberos ([...@]+)@K.PSU.EDU [email protected] K.PSU.EDU
passwd kerberos ([...@]+)@(K\.PSU\.EDU) [email protected] K.PSU.EDU
etc., are all the same. Whatever string is entered into the login field,
becomes the USER: "[email protected]" (for that input). The realm is set
correctly, and the kerberos ticket is the desired one. Even
passwd kerberos ([...@]+)@bar [email protected] K.PSU.EDU
gets the user set to "f...@bar" (for that input). Seems to be acting
like the mysql option (using the "email address"), where I'd prefer that
it just used the principal (and /instance if set?).
Is this the intended behavior?
-Phil
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