Excerpts from internet.info-afs: 23-Jan-95 Re: Kerberos apps in AFS by
Todd [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Yes, I see that AFS doesn't stash the TGT anywhere, unless you use klog
> -t. The problem with klog -t is that it *overwrites* the ticket file,
> rather than appending to it. So if you klog in multiple cells, the last
> TGT wins! Of course if you klog in multiple cells, the last cell you
You can only have a "primary"krbtgt for one Kerberos realm at a time;
That's just the way Kerberos works. Note that you can, if you've
exchanged kerberos keys with other kerberos realms, get
[EMAIL PROTECTED], but that's a different animal
-D
