On 09-11-21 06:45:40, Christoph Höger wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I've been switched from keybased auth to kerberos on a university
> server (and things work fine), but running kinit manually every
> morning or so is ... somewhat disturbing my workflow. Isn't there
> something like "run kinit the first time when there is no ticket"
> mode for ssh?
Well, maybe a shell alias would help out. Use `klist -s` to see if
kinit is needed, then do ssh. Something like:
$ alias ssh='klist -s || kinit ; ssh'
(I don't use Kerberos. I just looked at `man kinit`, and then `man
klist`.)
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