Confirmed on focal:
root@f1:~# hostname
f1.client.internal.example.fake
root@f1:~# klist -ekt|grep client
root@f1:~#
In jammy I'm not sure. I get both host keys:
root@j1:~# klist -ekt|grep host/j1 -w
1 01/10/22 19:37:57 host/j1.internal.example.f...@internal.example.fake
Hm, I just realized I didn't have the exact same scenario as you. My DNS
domain for the client was equal to the realm.
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Title:
realm join DOMAIN
I think this is working in jammy (22.04):
realm 0.17 (to be uploaded)
samba 4.13.14
My client vm:
root@j1:~# hostname -f
j1.internal.example.fake
Server is AD 2016:
join:
root@j1:~# realm join -v --automatic-id-mapping=no --membership-software=samba
--client-software=winbind
I'm working on realmd (and adcli next) for Ubuntu 22.04 and will look at
this.
** Changed in: realmd (Ubuntu)
Assignee: (unassigned) => Andreas Hasenack (ahasenack)
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I see you commented upstream on
https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/realmd/realmd/-/issues/28 which sounds
similar?
** Bug watch added: gitlab.freedesktop.org/realmd/realmd/-/issues #28
https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/realmd/realmd/-/issues/28
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Thanks for providing more info. I'm marking this bug as New again,
since the ball is now on our court. I'll see if I time to look into
this soon.
** Changed in: realmd (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => New
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On 19.10 the bug does not occur and keytab entries are correct:
I joined to AD with:
realm join --user-principal=KUBUNTU-TEST$ --automatic-id-mapping=no
--membership-software=samba --client-software=winbind
--computer-name=kubuntu-test --os-name=Ubuntu --os-version=19.10
MPI-DORTMUND.MPG.DE
I just installed a VM with 20.04 and can confirm that the regression is also
present in 20.04.
Nex I'll test it on 19.10...
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Title:
realm join
Thank you Alexander for the additional information. I noticed you are
using Ubuntu 20.10. Is the missing subdomain problem you are observing a
regression of Ubuntu 20.10, or is the problem present even with earlier
version of Ubuntu (e.g. 20.04 LTS)?
Setting up a reproducer for this kind of issue
Our dhcp sets clients with dynamically configured ip into a subdomain
.client.DOMAIN, while clients with static ip go to .DOMAIN.
Example:
I join clients to AD using sssd for authentication.
realm join --automatic-id-mapping=no --membership-software=adcli DOMAIN
The FQDN for this client is:
Could you elaborate further on how you're configuring things? I'm not
very versed in Samba, but adding the 'client' level between the host and
domain looks unusual, so would be helpful if you could explain more (or
provide link to reference describing your use case). Thanks ahead of
time.
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