Hi,
Ok, I don't know where to start, but let's see if I can explain this.
We use a product that uses certificates (a la smart cards) to log in
RHEL 8/9 on behalf of users.
Sumit has helped me in June but we didn't finish debugging this.
The bottom of the issue is that, when krb5-pkinit is present on the
system, the certificates do not work. When it isn't, it works.
On RHEL 8, for example, it works right away, after I configure sssd.conf
and install the CA certificates. But Sumit asked me if krb5-pkinit was
installed, and it wasn't. When I install it, it breaks the whole thing.
On RHEL 9, krb5-pkinit comes pre-installed. So the certificate-based
authentication doesn't work. I then remove the package. It then starts
to work.
Is there something I'm missing here? Should I somehow configure
krb5-pkinit in a way that I can get my certificate/smartcard
authentication to work with krb5-pkinit installed? Are there any
security issues to have that authentication working without the
krb5-init?
Best,
Francis
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Francis Augusto Medeiros-Logeay
Oslo, Norway
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