kerberos

Rundeck Node Authentication with domain account

Rundeck Node Authentication with domain account Question: I have installed Rundeck 4.8.0 on Redhat 9. I have a Windows 2022 Server node. I have a local account on the node called rundeck and it’s in the Administrators group. In Rundeck key storage, I made a password key, with the password for the local rundeck account. …

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Gssapi+Freeipa+Python. Can't find client principal. But it exists. Why?

Gssapi+Freeipa+Python. Can't find client principal. But it exists. Why? Question: What I do first: >kinit Default principal: [email protected] Valid starting Expires Service principal 18.06.2020 18:27:11 19.06.2020 18:26:26 postgres/[email protected] 18.06.2020 18:27:11 19.06.2020 18:26:26 postgres/c1s.com.com@ 18.06.2020 18:26:30 19.06.2020 18:26:26 krbtgt/[email protected] Ok. principal for “postgres/[email protected]” is exist. And second: import gssapi p_name = ‘postgres/[email protected]’ name = gssapi.Name(p_name) #the …

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How to get Kerberos default principal

How to get Kerberos default principal Question: if I type kinit into my terminal: kinit …then I get the following Kerberos authentication prompt: Password for [email protected]: What I’m wondering is, is there a way to programatically get the [email protected] string via the shell (or python)? kinit somehow knows who the default user is (in my …

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How do I get JSON data from RESTful service using Python?

How do I get JSON data from RESTful service using Python? Question: Is there any standard way of getting JSON data from RESTful service using Python? I need to use kerberos for authentication. some snippet would help. Asked By: Bala || Source Answers: Well first of all I think rolling out your own solution for …

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