[CalendarServer-users] Kerberos Issue / Principals / Authentication

[Jindan Zhou]

Cyrus Daboo-3 wrote:
> 
> Hi Doug,
> 
> --On October 31, 2007 5:44:30 PM -0400 Doug O'Connor 
> <business at dougoconnor.com> wrote:
> 
>> I'm having trouble getting Kerberos to run, it breaks when I do the ./run
>> script (could not start kerberos). All the directories under the XML
>> service seem to set up okay, but access is denied even to admin/admin
>> logons from iCal 3.0 and anything else, and I suspect the Kerberos
>> failure to be the issue.
>>
>> Please advise?
> 
> To run Kerberos you must have a fully functioning Kerberos infrastructure 
> setup and you must have the appropriate service key in the local keytab 
> file. Do you have an existing Kerberos infrastructre with a KDC running? 
> Does you calendar server have a service key entry in the local keytab file 
> (do 'sudo klist -k' to see what is there - you will need an 
> http/<<hostname>>@<<realm name>> entry present).
> 
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> Cyrus Daboo
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I got same "could not start Kerberos" error on my Redhat EL5 server. Does
that mean I need to install the  krb5-server package? 

The original installation only has krb5-libs and krb5-workstation.

I actually have already installed the krb5-server package, and I am pulling
my hair on get it up. Since my original purpose was merely to set up the
CalDAV service, so I am just wondering if I could just skip that part.

Thanks for enlightenments!

Jindan
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