Is ticket_lifetime deprecated? I don't see it mentioned in the
MIT docs for 1.6.3 yet it actually works.
Related old thread:
http://mailman.mit.edu/pipermail/kerberos/2004-January/004290.html
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Hi Sam:
> Jay> Is this a bug?
>
>It is a bug that kinit.exe in KFW treats default_lifetime as minutes.
>
>I think it's also a bug that absent everything else NIM doesn't fall
>back to default_lifetime in krb5.conf.
In my experience, absent everything else the default is ten hours. I
agree t
So, I filed the bug by sending it to [EMAIL PROTECTED] As you
probably know, we recently hired a new KFW engineer; he's coming up to
speed and until that happens it is hard for me to give useful project
plans for what MIT plans to do with KFW.
--Sam
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> "Jay" == Jay Stamps <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Jay> Is this a bug?
It is a bug that kinit.exe in KFW treats default_lifetime as minutes.
I think it's also a bug that absent everything else NIM doesn't fall
back to default_lifetime in krb5.conf.
--Sam
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Hi all:
We're adding a line to the [libdefaults] stanza in our site-wide
krb5.conf file to keep the Macs happy:
ticket_lifetime = 25h
Our realm default is 25 hrs, but the Mac K5 client will go w/ 10 hrs
unless its conf file (/Library/Preferences/edu.mit.Kerberos)
instructs it othe
>>>>> "Peter" == Peter McFarlane <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Peter> Hi, Please excuse my ignorance, but what is the
Peter> ticket_lifetime parameter in krb5.conf (in [libdefaults]
Peter> section) used for? The documentation for krb5.conf doesn&#
Hi,
Please excuse my ignorance, but what is the ticket_lifetime parameter in
krb5.conf (in [libdefaults] section) used for? The documentation for
krb5.conf doesn't say anything about it, and I can't find any references
to it when I search the source code (for 1.3.1).
Also, what is t
