Markus Moeller wrote: > > I only found the following explanation: > > This error will happen if you didn't write the key into the keytab file, or > the permission setting of keytab file reject the read access, or the key > file is not the one you should access (for example, you want > /opt/somedir/conf/krb5.conf, but actually read /etc/krb5.conf, which has no > that key). I thought about this. I have checked the paths and permissions several times and found no faults. Maybe you could look at my ktrace output and notice something therein which I don't notice. > > Is there something like strace/truss on freebsd to see which files are > opened (with and without error) during running negotiate_kerberos_auth ? On > Linux I would run: Sure, I usually use ktrace. I am attaching ktrace output to the message. There are also truss and dtrace but I have never used them. If you give me the exact command line, I can run them on negotiate_kerberos_auth and publish the result. -- Victor Sudakov, VAS4-RIPE, VAS47-RIPN sip:sudakov@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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