Greetings! I would like to create an application specific krb5.conf where I can override some system-wide settings while still taking advantage of the rest.
As an example would something like this work if I wanted to define my own
ccache location and name format?
% cat mykrb5.conf
[libdefaults]
default_ccache_name = FILE:/my_ccache_location/krbcc_%{uid}
include /etc/krb5.conf
EOF
I cannot find a description of the behaviour of the ‘include’ directive with
respect to this kind of thing.
If the system krb5.conf defines default_ccache_name, will my setting take
precedence for my application when I set
KRB5_CONFIG=/my_config_location/mykrb5.conf in its environment?
Or, would i be better off using
KRB5_CONFIG=/my_config_location/mykrb5.conf:/etc/krb5.conf and avoiding the use
of the include directive?
Thanks in advance to any pointers, advice, or corrections,
jd
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