Re: master and n-slaves, stash file and LDAP backend in an automated environment

2016-06-28 Thread Greg Hudson
On 06/28/2016 09:58 AM, Diogenes S. Jesus wrote: > That said, what's the role of the stash file in this scenario? To decrypt > krbPrincipalKey LDAP attribute? Yes. Keys in an LDAP KDB are encrypted in the master key just like keys in a DB2 KDB. The idea is that if the Kerberos data in the LDAP d

master and n-slaves, stash file and LDAP backend in an automated environment

2016-06-28 Thread Diogenes S. Jesus
Hi everyone. I'm currently struggling to make krb5kdc start without a stash file - and no prompt. As I understood[1] the stash file stores the encrypted master key. This file is used to automate the start up of KDC to decrypt the local (as in on-disk) krb database. However the definition is not r