Hummingbird client using RPCSEC_GSS - NFS
This is a discussion on Hummingbird client using RPCSEC_GSS - NFS ; I am trying to test the Hummingbird client against my NFSv4 server and have had
no luck getting it to try and do a mount via RPCSEC_GSS. (It seems ok for
RPCSEC_SYS.)
Anyone out there using Hummingbird's client for RPCSEC_GSS ...
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Hummingbird client using RPCSEC_GSS
I am trying to test the Hummingbird client against my NFSv4 server and have had
no luck getting it to try and do a mount via RPCSEC_GSS. (It seems ok for
RPCSEC_SYS.)
Anyone out there using Hummingbird's client for RPCSEC_GSS (krb5, krb5i, krb5p)
mounts and know what it took to get past:
"GSS Security credential have expired. Please renew credentials and retry."
even though I've just done a successful "kinit" and the sample gss-client
works fine using those credentials?
Thanks for any help, rick
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Re: Hummingbird client using RPCSEC_GSS
rmacklem@uoguelph.ca (Rick Macklem) wrote in message news:...
> I am trying to test the Hummingbird client against my NFSv4 server and have had
> no luck getting it to try and do a mount via RPCSEC_GSS. (It seems ok for
> RPCSEC_SYS.)
>
> Anyone out there using Hummingbird's client for RPCSEC_GSS (krb5, krb5i, krb5p)
> mounts and know what it took to get past:
> "GSS Security credential have expired. Please renew credentials and retry."
> even though I've just done a successful "kinit" and the sample gss-client
> works fine using those credentials
I don't usually answer my own posts, but just in case someone else is
interested, the trick is that the Hummingbird NFSSolo 9 needs MIT's
KfW
version 2.0. (It doesn't understand the modified credentials cache on
newer
releases.)
Once you install MIT's KfW version 2.0, it works fine. (KfW version
2.0 is
still available from MIT's web site, under Historical Releases.)
I am told it also works using Microsoft's Kerberos, but I haven't
tested that.
Thanks to those that emailed responses, rick