I have Kerberos pop up box asking to be installed and needs a pass
word. I have no use of this program but am unable to delete the files
or stop the box from coming up.
Can you help ?
Thank You for your time and support
Respectfully
Paul Paluskas
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'm stumped.
I still think there's something inconsistent with the hostname,
/etc/hosts, and/or DNS, but I'm not sure what else to suggest.
-Mike
Mike Dopheide wrote:
Hhmm.. okay. First of all, you don't want to have the same keys in
krb5.keytab on both systems. A system should really
On Aug 14, 2006, at 11:59 PM, paul paluskas wrote:
I have Kerberos pop up box asking to be installed and needs a pass
word. I have no use of this program but am unable to delete the files
or stop the box from coming up.
Can you help ?
Kerberos for Macintosh ships with Mac OS X. As a
On 2006-08-10 15:41:52 +0200, Jesper Angelo [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
I have trimmed down the configs heavily, so now I still can't login,
but at least I get a login incorrect. Lets see...
Clear the auth log and login as I said /locally/ with a /pure/ /local/
user. See what happens working
Tom == Tom Yu [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Tom This sounds like a bug in the patch. Try moving the krb5_seteuid(0)
Tom call to before the if-statement (so its return value gets
Tom ignored... this is safe for seteuid(0) but not for seteuid(not_zero)).
Tom I think the krb5_seteuid(0) call is to
Tom,
I tried code changes suggested by you, and it works fine. Now it is working
as it was working before.
Thanks a lot.
- Sachin.
On 8/16/06, Tom Yu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Tom == Tom Yu [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Tom This sounds like a bug in the patch. Try moving the krb5_seteuid(0)
Hi,
As I under from the kerberos admin guide, the
option, kdc_timesync enables the kerberos client to
make up for the time difference between its system
time and kdc's time.
But, then does this mean that even the application
server must also be in sync with kdc's time. Since,
the timestamp
