Custom Query (7 matches)
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| Ticket | Resolution | Summary | Owner | Reporter |
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| #9 | fixed | kinit (possibly others) cannot find %TMP% | ||
| Description |
krb5.conf says: [libdefaults]
default_cc_name = FILE:C:/krb5cc_%{uid}
klist says: [C:\]klist kcc.exe: No ticket file: C:/krb5cc_0 %TMP% is set to:
However, if there is no /tmp, attempting kinit yields:
once /tmp (or \tmp, in OS/2-speak) has been created, kinit succeeds |
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| #7 | fixed | verify_krb5_conf not consistently drive letter tolerant | ||
| Description |
Attempting to check validity of krb5.conf using verify_krb5_conf.exe with KRB5_CONFIG=c:/mptn/etc/krb5.conf (for example), yields: verify_krb5_conf: krb5_config_parse_file: open c: No such file or directory Explicitly stating the configuration file (including drive letter and path) seems to work, however. |
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| #6 | fixed | Cannot override default credential cache location | ||
| Description |
This is the real issue underlying #2, I think. Documentation says that the default credential location, DEFCCNAME, hardcoded as FILE:/tmp/krb5cc_%{uid} on *nix systems (see http://web.mit.edu/kerberos/krb5-1.12/doc/mitK5defaults.html#paths) may be overridden either by setting default_ccache_name in krb5.conf or by setting the env var, KRB5CCNAME. However, it appears that neither of these actually override DEFCCNAME. Workarounds include ensuring that the klibc path rewriter is installed or even manually creating \tmp on the same volume on which the session is currently logged. |
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