Derrick J Brashear <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> realm. It's using the krb5 "realm of host" function on,probably, the
> server.
For the [mailing list] record, it appears that aklog does this in the
absence of anything in krb5.conf overriding its behavior:
aklog -c foo.com
resolve AFSDB record for domain foo.com
-> result is server.bar.com
perform kerberos server discovery (RFC2052) on server.bar.com
-> usually something.bar.com (depends on DNS entries)
In my case, this was fixed by making the AFSDB record for my cell's
domain point at a hostname ending with the cell name (fake.foo.com),
which had an "A" record that could point wherever I wanted (same IP as
server.bar.com).
- a
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