[JIRA] [jabber-plugin] (JENKINS-27488) gss.conf file not found

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jay hendren edited a comment on JENKINS-27488 gss.conf file not found hi kutzi, i've been debugging this issue with dylan. we were able to work around the problem by downgrading the plugin version to 1.25 and unchecking "use SASL authentication" in the jenkins/jabber configuration. by downgrading, we removed the dependency on smack 4. afaik, smack 4 can only use sasl auth, and sasl auth is the general cause of our issue. "PLAIN"/simple auth works just fine. we would like to stay on top of the latest version of jenkins and all of our plugins, so obviously, this is a non-optimal workaround. i accept the fact that upgrading to the latest version may mean that we are forced to use sasl auth, in which case we would need to resolve the errors in the attached debug output. also, as dylan mentioned, we were able to eventually get the jenkins user authenticated to our openfire server using sasl auth and the latest jabber plugin (1.34), but with two HUGE caveats: to clear the error in the attached debug output, we had to create a file called /gss.conf and give it some contents that we snagged from another bug report on the web. there is NO documentation on where this gss.conf file should be located, how to configure its location, or what its contents should be. we needed to strace the jenkins server to even figure out where jenkins was looking for it, and we have no idea what the contents of the file mean or what this file is used for. it's necessary to manually kinit to please gssapi. we provide the password for the jenkins principal to the jabber plugin, so this shouldn't be necessary; a ticket should be automatically created when jenkins successfully auths to the openfire server. so though this bug report was originally filed for the first issue, the second one seems very closely related. let us know if you think a new bug report should be opened for that issue. thanks, jay

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