Custom Query – Kerberos

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Ticket	Resolution	Summary	Owner	Reporter
#9	fixed	kinit (possibly others) cannot find %TMP%		Lewis Rosenthal
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: `TMP=C:\var\temp` However, if there is no /tmp, attempting kinit yields: `kinit.exe: krb5_cc_new_unique: mkstemp /tmp/krb5cc_bumRFE failed` once /tmp (or \tmp, in OS/2-speak) has been created, kinit succeeds
#5	invalid	kinit does not parse all time string formats	Paul Smedley	Lewis Rosenthal
Description	kinit should recognize time formats for the lifetime parameter such as: `kinit -l 0:05 <principal>` and: `kinit -l 0h5m <principal>` However, our Heimdal complains: `kinit.exe: unparsable time: 0h5m` Yet, seconds seem to work: `kinit -l 300 <principal>` The other formats seem to work for MIT 1.13.1 (and 1.12.2, on openSUSE 13.2).
#2	fixed	klist refers to /tmp for location of credentials cache, when cache is really in %TMP% (or %TEMP%)	Paul Smedley	Lewis Rosenthal
Description	Credentials cache is being created in %TMP% or %TEMP% (c:\var\temp). klist refers to: Credentials cache: FILE:/tmp/<filename> This may explain why kdestroy is not destroying tickets (perhaps looking in /tmp instead of %TEMP%).

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