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Hi!
Just a quick question:
I configured OpenAFS 1.4.0rc1 to obtain tickets via krb5 on login and
users get tickets on login, but aklog isn't run, so they only got
tickets, no tokens.
Anyone knows a easy way for users to get tokens on login?
I mean,
Lars Schimmer wrote:
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Hi!
Just a quick question:
I configured OpenAFS 1.4.0rc1 to obtain tickets via krb5 on login and
users get tickets on login, but aklog isn't run, so they only got
tickets, no tokens.
Anyone knows a easy way for users to
Hi,
On Fri, 9 Sep 2005, Lars Schimmer wrote:
Anyone knows a easy way for users to get tokens on login?
Try libpam-openafs-session.
Chris
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* Lars Schimmer [2005-09-09 12:16:12 +0200]:
I configured OpenAFS 1.4.0rc1 to obtain tickets via krb5 on login and
users get tickets on login, but aklog isn't run, so they only got
tickets, no tokens.
The Official Debian Way involves package libpam-openafs-session.
Use it as a session and/or
Hi,
On Fri, Sep 09, 2005 at 12:16:12PM +0200, Lars Schimmer wrote:
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So: where is the magic knob on debian to execute aklog for every login?
There's a pam-plugin for debian which does the job (package
libpam-openafs-session). You need a pam configuration file like this for any
service
Am Freitag, 9. September 2005 13:16 schrieb ext Sergio Gelato:
Haven't tried recent Red Hat pam_krb5 (2.x) yet.
That's the one that I use on Gentoo, works fine.
Anyone knows a easy way for users to get tokens on login?
Try latest pam_krb5 from RH/Fedora. The pre 2.x versions can't get
