Geoff
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My mistake. Wrong path. Kerberos tickets are in /tmp.
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pbis should of done that for you when you logged in.
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Jul 2 08:18:04 simon-rm-nbook-200 lightdm: (mount.c:76): mount error(126): Required key not available Looks like a kerberos issue to me. Is the keytab in /var/run/user//
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Is this on boot? Because that doesn't matter.
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As per a windows domain PC. Your search domain needs to be the DNS domain name and your DNS needs to be set to your Domain Controller(s).
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Jun 30 15:32:49 simon-rm-nbook-200 lightdm: (mount.c:76): mount error: could not resolve address for bhs-sr-001.brookvale.internal: Unknown error Can you ping 'bhs-sr-001.brookvale.internal' from this machine? If not, you would appear to have a DNS issue (hint: It's always DNS).
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One thing I did have to change in there was to change the 'sec=kerb5i' to 'sec=kerb5'. Also check if you XML parses correctly (you should have an error in auth.log if not).
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FkBfk4FEmkU
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I would guess you have not configured /etc/security/pam_mount.conf.xml at all.
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Same as every log on Linux: /var/logs Also check the syslog while you are there, it'll be called 'messages' or 'syslog.log'.
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Japanese Battleships are long range sniping where as the US battleships are more brawling at shorter ranges.
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the audit.log
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Yes, I've had this for a while and keep having a quick game now and again. Quite enjoying the Carrier gameplay myself.
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The mount is probably failing. Login as root then do 'su ' and see what the error is.
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Down the local pub (although I go further afield at the weekend, eg Manchester), occasionally mix things up with poker, a pub quiz or girls.
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Well there's plenty of tools out there for testing and generating the SPF records. I use SPFWizard for my records. SPF Wizard - SPF Generator DNS tool
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An SPF record just tells the world what IPs the domains email servers use. You will need to amend your SPF record to include whatever SMTP server is missing.
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No, but in the meantime you can use this.
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Are you aware of any reason the current tech would do this? Never the less, if there is a logic bomb hidden somewhere and he's a good sysadmin you will not find it in time. The only mitigation you have is offline backups and a complete wipe and rebuild (as you would with any security breach).
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I assume them it'll support all the normal stuff you can do with putty (GSSAPI w/SECURE32 and SSH Key Storage in AD) thereby getting you SSH Single Sign On.
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Yes I read that 3rd party vendors may be problematic for a while until they catch up with where Microsoft are heading.
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We are using Request Tracker. Open Source and runs on Linux.
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I installed W2K16 Server Tech Preview 2 in a VM yesterday. It did not install a GUI by default. So I guess Windows Server is heading in a more command line driven direction too.
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Yes the Register article agrees with you. Holy SSH-it! Microsoft promises secure logins for Windows PowerShell • The Register
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It might be easier to identify a video that doesn't work on one but does on the other and then check what codecs it is.
