Hi Ishaan,
Russ's comments are almost certainly most relevant to your operational
situation, but for completeness, a couple more answers inline.
On Fri, 21 Aug 2015, Ishaan Joshi wrote:
>Thanks a bunch for the quick responses. Let me restate the problem we
> faced ( which is exactly what Ben
Ishaan Joshi writes:
> Our earlier behaviour was to issue the following kinit to periodically
> renew our daemon's ticket: "kinit -r -k -t
> ". The time_string was hard coded to a day. The renewal time
> was controlled by another option that was passed in.
This isn't directly related to th
Ben, Greg,
Thanks a bunch for the quick responses. Let me restate the problem we
faced ( which is exactly what Ben described):
Our earlier behaviour was to issue the following kinit to periodically
renew our daemon's ticket: "kinit -r -k -t
". The time_string was hard coded to a day. The
On 08/20/2015 11:45 PM, Benjamin Kaduk wrote:
>> We recently ran into a problem wherein the tickets for out service could
>> not be renewed. After a lot of digging, we traced the change in behaviour
>
> Can you say more about the problematic behavior you were experiencing? My
> understanding is
On Thu, 20 Aug 2015, Ishaan Joshi wrote:
> Hi,
>
> We recently ran into a problem wherein the tickets for out service could
> not be renewed. After a lot of digging, we traced the change in behaviour
Can you say more about the problematic behavior you were experiencing? My
understanding is tha
