| Date Of Receipt: 2-JUL-1993 10:59:10.05
From: FLUME::"[email protected]" "Madeline Barcia-Asmus USG"
To: [email protected] (Pete Thompson AUEG)
CC: [email protected]
Subj: Re: trouble getting Kerberos ticket.
>>Hi,
>>
>> I just re-installed software on my system, so I've probably forgotten
>>to do something, but..... when I try to do a "kinit", I get the following:
>>
>>kinit
>>MIT Project Athena (oinker.zk3.dec.com)
>>Kerberos Initialization
>>Kerberos name: Peter_S_Thompson
>>kinit: Can't send request (send_to_kdc)
>>
>>
>>
>>Do you have any ideas about what I might be doing wrong??
>>
>>
>>Thanks,
>>-Pete
Heres a good check list for you .
Here's a copy of the instructions for installing ode.
-Madeline
Installing ODE-II V1.2 on an ALPHA Client or Workstation
--------------------------------------------------
The steps you need to follow today to install ode
1). Use the su command to log in as root.
2). take kerberos services.alpha information and incorporate
them into your systems /etc/services file.
# services.alpha
# @(#)services 4.1 (ULTRIX) 7/2/90
# services 1.16 (Berkeley) 86/04/20
#
# Network services, Internet style
#
#
# UNIX specific services
#
kxct 549/tcp #ODE - II deamon
kerberos 750/tcp kdc # kerberos authentication
kerberos 750/udp kdc # kerberos authentication
krb_prop 752/tcp krb_prop # kerberos propagation
kerberos_master 754/udp krb_prop # kerberos propagation
kerberos_master 754/tcp # kerberos propagation
supfilesrv 871/tcp # software update protocol
##################################################
3). create the /usr/sde and /usr/sde/tmp directories
mkdir /usr/sde
chown devbld /usr/sde
chgrp staff /usr/sde
chmod 775 /usr/sde
4). append fstab.alpha in /usr/local/config/ode to your
/etc/fstab .
cat /usr/local/config/ode/fstab.alpha >> /etc/fstab
Basically get /usr/sde from somewhere local.
/usr/sde@your_local /usr/sde nfs ro,bg,soft,intr 0 0
5). Enter :
mount /usr/sde
6). copy krb.conf file from /usr/local/config/ode
to /etc/krb.conf
cp /usr/local/config/ode/krb.conf /etc/krb.conf
Or if one exists on your system, compare and add
any missing entries.
7). Look for the directory /var/dss/kerberos/tkt,
if it does not exist, enter:
mkdir -p /var/dss/kerberos/tkt
8). In any event, be sure to:
chmod 01777 /var/dss/kerberos/tkt
9). Insure that your system time is close to correct.
One way to check this is to enter:
/usr/etc/timedc clock alphabits.aosg.gsf.dec.com
If the time is off by more than one minute, correct it.
One way to set the time is to enter:
/usr/etc/ntp -s -f buffer.gsf.dec.com
If the time is off by more than one minute, correct it.
One way to set the time is to enter:
/usr/bin/ntp -s -f buffer.aosg.gsf.dec.com
To enable automatic time maintenance, do the following:
Add the following two lines to the end of /etc/ntp.conf:
server buffer
add the following two lines to the end of /etc/rc.config:
XNTPD_CONF="YES"
export XNTPD_CONF
After your next reboot, the xntpd deamon will be started.
If you wish to start it without a reboot use:
xntpd -l
It is advised that all workstations run either ntp, xntp,
timed to keep the time on the workstation correct. Kerberos
will not function properly if the time drifts to much.
10). Log back in with your user name, and change your setup.
The following setup assumes the C shell and a pmax on ULTRIX
installation. You may have to adjust for this.
See your ODE-II support person if you don't have your
Kerberos principal name and password.
11). A. Edit the file that controls your environment setup.
For example, if you use csh , edit your .login to include
the following lines:
setenv PRINCIPAL <Your_Kerberos_Principal_Name> # usually First_Lastname
setenv EDITOR <your_choice_of_editors>
set path=(/usr/sde/tools/pmax_ultrix/bin $path) # OSF/1: .../pmax_ace/bin
B. source .login
C. rehash
D. kdestroy
E. kpasswd -n $PRINCIPAL
F. "Wait 15 minutes"
G. kinit $PRINCIPAL
This completes the ODE-II installation for a client workstation.
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