Thanks Ben, I'm trying to setup afs and kerberos in a way that when the users log in, they are automatically authenticated to kerberos and afs.
I've tried different pam settings, and it doesn't seem like it is supposed to be difficult. I do not have any central login servers, just linux clients using /etc/passwd, kerberos and afs I'll check out k5start Cheers, Shadrach ________________________________ From: Benjamin Kaduk <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, June 30, 2016 11:58:42 AM To: Shadrach Smith Cc: [email protected] Subject: Re: [OpenAFS] kinit/aklog auto-authenticate info On Wed, 29 Jun 2016, Shadrach Smith wrote: > I'm having trouble getting my users to auto authenticate (very necessary > for openlava) > Is there a good resource for this? I'm seeing a lot of different information > and nothing appears definitive. > centos 6.7, openafs 1.6.14-1, pam-afs-session-2.6 The question is a bit sparse on the actual details of what you want, but the first thing I would point you at is Russ Allbery's k5start -- despite the name, it can manage AFS tokens as well as kerberos tickets, starting from keytab (preferred) or password. -Ben
