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Subject: Kerberos (5).
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Hi,

  I just followed the Kerberos details in the Handbook, which were aimed
at Kerberos IV.  However, I have managed to do okay I think (replacing
the KIV commands with the K5 commands where necessary).  I have now got
to the stage where I run kerberos& and I get the following:

Kerberos server starting
Sleep forever on error
Log file is /var/log/kerberos.log
No master key file found.

You loose.

  This seems fair enough as when I run kerberos (no &) I get prompted to
enter the master password, which I can enter and it seems to run fine.=20
Basically - why must I do this each time and how can I solve it?  Is
this something to do with a conflict between K5 and KIV (maybe kerberos
is part of KIV not K5?).
  I was also wondering if anybody else had any more information on
Kerberos as a whole.  There appears to be little (that I can find)
regarding the FreeBSD-specific implementations.  Also, why should I use
K5 over KIV?

  Thanks very much.

-lewiz.

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