Hi Matthew,
I report the complete configuration of the machine in which I see the problem.
The machine is an Optiplex 745, with an Intel Core2 6320 CPU, 4 GB RAM and a
rotational HD, which I use as a test box for Ubuntu 22.04.
It was joined to an AD domain with the "net ads join -U aduser" command and
uses sssd for authentication and samba and winbind for sharing folders.
The minimun number of iterations needed for the
ExecStartPre=bash -c "for i in echo {1..20} ; do if [ $(env | grep KRB5CCNAME)
== "" ]; then sleep 0.2 ; fi ; done"
command to work is 15, so it's a delay of about 3 s.
I normally do not see the bug in my personal workstation, which runs
Ubuntu 20.04 and is a much faster machine (Ryzen 5 with nvme SSD).
From the logs I can see that gvfsd is correctly started by systemd
--user also in all my cases; so I suspect that the problem is that, with
the slow machine, the kerberos ticket needed by gvfsd is actually
written to the hard disk with too much delay.
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