Being quite late to the party, got a chance to setup my FreeBSD.org Kerberos account today. Found that the instructions is somewhat misleading, presenting both "% ssh kpasswd.freebsd.org" and "% kpasswd" methods as equivalent ways to set/reset your Kerberos password. Clarify that if you never used Kerberos before then "% ssh kpasswd.freebsd.org" is the way to get it going.
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- rD48162: Clarify the process of setting up a FreeBSD.org Kerberos account for
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343 โ | (On Diff #13191) | Needs a pause: s/cluster/cluster,/ |
362 โ | (On Diff #13191) | Switching this sentence around makes it sound less likely to fail: (ignoring indentation and wrapping) Unless you have used the Kerberos-authenticated service(s) of the &os;.org cluster previously, <errorname>Client unknown</errorname> will be shown. This error means that the <command>ssh kpasswd.freebsd.org</command> method shown above must be used first to initialize the Kerberos account.</para> |
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No, I have not, that would be awesome if you can do it! The idea of installing docbook monstrosity onto my dev machine to test it gives me shivers. Seriously! :(