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26-Apr-96 14:48:04 Kerberos started, PID=17802
26-Apr-96 14:48:25 Kerberos started, PID=17818
26-Apr-96 14:48:25 kerberos: 2503-000 Could not read master key.
26-Apr-96 14:48:25 Kerberos will pause so as not to loop init
26-Apr-96 14:59:21 Kerberos started, PID=41620
26-Apr-96 15:19:11 Kerberos started, PID=57046
Figure 30. Example of kerberos.log File
The admin_server.syslog file contains information relating to the kadmind
daemon. It also contains error messages from the daemon. Following is an
example of the admin_server.syslog file containing the error messages when the
/.k file is deleted.
26-Apr-96 14:49:23 Kerberos admin server started, PID=57080
26-Apr-96 14:49:23 kadmind: 2503-101 error: 2504-317 Could not fetch master key
26-Apr-96 14:49:23 Shutting down admin server
26-Apr-96 14:53:17 Kerberos admin server started, PID=22380
Figure 31. Example of admin_server.syslog File
3.7 Commands
This section describes the commands used by Kerberos.
3.7.1 kinit
The
kinit
command is used to authenticate a user to the Kerberos
authentication services. A ticket-granting ticket is created and stored in the
user
′
s ticket cache file (usually /tmp/tkt<uid>). All the user
′
s previous tickets
are destroyed.
The simplest way to invoke the
kinit
command is to specify the principal as the
only argument; for example:
kinit fred
kinit root.admin
3.7.2 klist
The
klist
command displays the principal name, the issuing time, and the
expiration time for each ticket held in the user
′
s current cache file. The
ticket-granting ticket is displayed first, followed by the various service tickets.
Following is an example of the output of the
klist
command.
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