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Specify path to krb5.conf ? #23
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@bedrin - so it looks like that might be working now. However, code which is working on my local test machine seems to fail when testing on a Jenkins instance. The following is the stack trace I see, any thoughts? I've tested with two different keytabs. I've made sure they were usable for kinit and have used them with the same code on my local test machine.
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I'm working on using kerb4j to access kerberos authenticated APIs and as part of the work, I've created an API Handler class which has a class method, createKerberosAuthToken()
On a development box configured with a known good krb5.conf at /etc/krb5.conf, this works like butter.
However, I wanted to see if it would be feasible to using this same approach on a system which wasn't configured with kerberos (a Jenkins master in this case), and I get the following error:
I've attempted to specify the krb5.conf location by setting the "java.security.krb5.conf", and I've verified that it's being set.
Is it feasible to achieve what I'm trying to do with kerb4j?
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