On 04/14/17 00:19 +0200, Jaap Winius wrote:
My question is with regard to an error that I get on an OpenLDAP
consumer server that uses Kerberos to authenticate to a provider:
slapd[1668]: GSSAPI Error: Unspecified GSS failure. \
Minor code may provide more information \
(Server ldap/localhost@xxxxxxxxxxx not found in Kerberos database)
Check your kdc server logs to verify the service principal the consumer
is requesting, which appears to be incorrect.
auth.debug in your syslog, on the consumer and provider, may provide
additional information.
Do you have some other component in your consumer configuration which
references localhost?
There's a Kerberos key table with keys for an
ldap/srv4.example.com@xxxxxxxxxxx principal that's used for slapd and
k5start is used to to maintain the Kerberos ticket cache for it. That
all works fine.
Furthermore, the hostname for the system, srv4, is configured
correctly, there's almost nothing in /etc/hosts (just '127.0.0.1
localhost' and a few IPv6 linklocal lines), and the forward and
reverse DNS entries for this host all refer to srv4.example.com (for
IPv4 and IPv6).
Alas, nothing seems to make a difference and slapd insists on
authenticating itself to the slapd provider as
ldap/localhost@xxxxxxxxxxx, which doesn't work.
Could this be a bug? If so, this there a workaround?
--
Dan White
