On 08/27/2013 08:26 AM, Dan McAllister wrote:
On 8/27/2013 10:35 AM, Eric Shubert wrote:
I just did this, but I'm sorry to say that it didn't solve my problem
entirely. After a few tests, it appears that every other login is
quick, and every other login has a delay (20 seconds or so). Seems
persistent in that regard (I did a dozen or so tests).
Perhaps a nss config issue?
Thanks.
(P.S. I'm aging here!) ;)
Eric -- I thought you were running COS5???
This one in particular is COS5. I'm (slowly) getting things migrated to
COS6 because it runs a *lot* better as a KVM (on Proxmox). As soon as I
get a certain samba issue ironed out (anyone know about changing the
host name on a PDC?), I'll be tackling QMT on COS6.
In COS6, there is another set of SSHd configs whose default was changed:
*GSSAPI*
Like the reverse DNS lookup, you want to TURN OFF this feature:
Change to:
*GSSAPIAuthentication no*
(The other GSSAPI settings don't matter much if you're not permitting
AUTH)
To my understanding, the GSSAPI functionality is an alternative way of
securing your connection for a password-less connection (vs. auth keys)
that uses a Kerberos-type auth scheme.... no thanks... :)
Somehow I had GSSAPIAuthentication turned on. I've no idea when/how/why
that happened. I turned it off, and *voila*, no more delays!
Thanks Dan! You're the bomb-diggity!
--
-Eric 'shubes'
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