Benjamin,
Right on. Had LD_LIBRARY_PATH pointing to old lib.
Thank you so much!
Jim On Tuesday, August 28, 2018, 5:52:39 PM PDT, Benjamin Kaduk
wrote:
On Tue, Aug 28, 2018 at 05:16:40PM +, Jim Shi wrote:
> Hi, Robbie,
> I got trace after using a file. Looks the client is not
On Tue, Aug 28, 2018 at 05:16:40PM +, Jim Shi wrote:
> Hi, Robbie,
> I got trace after using a file. Looks the client is not recognizing kdc =
> https://...
> Instead it thinks the host name is 'https'.
> I compile KDC client with recent code.
> What could be missing in KDC client?
Sorry
Hi, Robbie,
I got trace after using a file. Looks the client is not recognizing kdc =
https://...
Instead it thinks the host name is 'https'.
I compile KDC client with recent code.
What could be missing in KDC client?
Thanks
Jim
[8585] 1535476182.376165: Getting initial credentials for
Jim Shi writes:
> Hi, Greg,
> I undestood kkdcp supprt is in client lib.
> But in my test (kinit), it seems the client is not making https request to
> the proxy server.
> Do you have any idea?
Do you see trace output if you send to a file rather than stdout?
Thanks,
--Robbie
:
> I have another questions.
> to compile KDC with kkdcp support, do I need pass in any special flag(s)?
> Or kkdcp is supported by default in recent code?
We have KKDCP support in the client library, but not natively in the
KDC. You can run a proxy KKDCP server using
https://github.com
On 08/27/2018 07:47 PM, Jim Shi wrote:
> I have another questions.
> to compile KDC with kkdcp support, do I need pass in any special flag(s)?
> Or kkdcp is supported by default in recent code?
We have KKDCP support in the client library, but not natively in the
KDC. You can run a pr
I have another questions.
to compile KDC with kkdcp support, do I need pass in any special flag(s)?
Or kkdcp is supported by default in recent code?
The reason I ask this question, is that when I run a test: (I do have kdc =
https:// configured for the realm). It does not seem to make https
