Kyle McDonald wrote: > Shawn M Emery wrote: >> >> So it looks like we are dealing with three different host names for >> this server, right? >> >> KeyMaster >> kdc0 >> KDC0 >> >> So which one of the three is the actual canonical name for this >> host? Is this reflected in DNS? >> > I haven't specified 'kdc0' anywhere in the config files - I only tried > that principal name first because I thought I should convert > everything to lowercase. When I saw the error message, I thought maybe > I shouldn't have lowercased it and tried the mixed-case that would > match the error message. > > /etc/nodename, and /etc/hostname.bge0 contain 'KeyMaster', which is > also in /etc/hosts to allow network configuration on boot up. > > DNS has: > > $ORIGIN RelEng.Egenera.COM. > KeyMaster IN A W.X.Y.Z > KDC0 IN CNAME KeyMaster > > and > > $ORIGIN Y.X.W.in-addr.arpa. > Z IN PTR KeyMaster.RelEng.Egenera.COM. > > All the names in the kdc.conf, and krb5.conf are either all CAPS, or > exactly like the DNS entries. > The all-lowercase principal names are, I assume, conversion by the code? > > Should some of the entries in the config files be all lowercase? I > think I've tried changing some of them with no change. Typically host names are not mixed case. Is it possible for you to just set /etc/nodename and the hostname to just "keymaster"?
-- Shawn.
