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rt 7.2H: /etc/rc
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU)
Fri Dec 14 15:14:22 1990
From: qjb@ATHENA.MIT.EDU
Date: Fri, 14 Dec 90 15:14:00 -0500
To: testers@ATHENA.MIT.EDU
System name: soup
Type and version: RTPC-ROMPC 7.2H
Display type: apa16
What were you trying to do?
Update my workstation; run mkserv kerberos as always
What's wrong:
/etc/rc does not properly handle the case when the local
realm is not the same as the realm for kerberos and
kadmin server are serving. This is a case fully
supported by kerberos (via the -r flags to the respective
servers). I have been running this way for several
releases.
What should have happened:
The changes to /etc/rc and /etc/rc.conf should allow
specification of kerberos realm. I have provided
patches below.
In addition, I consider it inappropriate to add this
significant a change and then procede to call the
release "frozen". I am running a configuration
supported my kerberos and a server supported by mkserv,
but yet I still have to hand-edit /etc/rc. I haven't
had to do this since the time when I was running afs in
release 6.2.
My patch involves setting KRBSRV to either "false" or to the
name of the realm. I have KRBSRV=SOUP.MIT.EDU in my rc.conf.
Here is the patch to /etc/rc. It assumes that you will not run
a kadmin server without also running a kerberos server; this is
a good assumption since the kadmin server accesses the dbm files
of the database directly (through libkdb).
------------------- snip snip --------------------
*** /srvd/etc/rc Wed Dec 12 15:36:43 1990
--- /etc/rc Fri Dec 14 15:07:40 1990
***************
*** 419,431 ****
/usr/etc/s_chkaf &
fi
fi
! if [ "${KRBSRV}" = "true" -a -f /.k ]; then
echo -n "kerberos..." >/dev/console
! /usr/etc/kerberos -n &
fi
if [ "${KADMSRV}" = "true" -a -f /.k ]; then
echo -n "kadmind..." >/dev/console
! /usr/etc/kadmind -n &
fi
if [ "${KNETD}" = "true" ]; then
echo -n "knetd..." >/dev/console
--- 419,431 ----
/usr/etc/s_chkaf &
fi
fi
! if [ "${KRBSRV}" != "false" -a -f /.k ]; then
echo -n "kerberos..." >/dev/console
! /usr/etc/kerberos -r ${KRBSRV} -n &
fi
if [ "${KADMSRV}" = "true" -a -f /.k ]; then
echo -n "kadmind..." >/dev/console
! /usr/etc/kadmind -r ${KRBSRV} -n &
fi
if [ "${KNETD}" = "true" ]; then
echo -n "knetd..." >/dev/console
