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August 7, 2005 at 5:57 pm #362703
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ParticipantI am getting this in my imap error log:
No service principal found for: imap_principal
I found almost the same error in a Jan of 2004 question on this site. In the reply, MacTroll said “read my articles”. I can’t figure out what articles he was talking about. Plus, now we are up at Tiger: 10.4.2 and those original questions were about Panther: 10.3. So I thought I would repost the question. Sorry for the duplication.
In short, I still have not set up my kerberos properly yet (I guess). I am not sure what info you guys need. I’ve done the “Kerbero ize” button in the Open Directory panels. I’ve also tried kerberosautoconfig and kdcsetup. When I do: sso_util info -s ; echo $? I get back 2. So I do not have a “secure config record”. I’m guessing that is fairly basic in the install and set up process.
Please help…
August 8, 2005 at 1:18 pm #362714pedz
ParticipantIt is a 10.3 upgrade (but I’m not clear what the difference between upgrade and migration). I had 10.3.8 server. Plopped in my DVD and installed the new software. But, then I had to go back and fix a bunch of things like my web server.
The DNS looks fine to me:
host easeserver.easesoftware.net
easeserver.easesoftware.net is an alias for easesoftware.net.
easesoftware.net has address 64.243.207.99host 64.243.207.99
99.207.243.64.in-addr.arpa is an alias for 99.96-27.207.243.64.in-addr.arpa.
99.96-27.207.243.64.in-addr.arpa domain name pointer easeserver.easesoftware.net.But, I can’t find my reverse lookup map now. I’m sure it is coming from my DNS but when I get into Server Admin, go to DNS, and click settings, zones — it is empty. The forward map is at godaddy.com.
Thanks for your help
August 11, 2005 at 4:39 pm #362779pedz
ParticipantI am making progress on this. Everything on my server is set up and works properly. I need to read about Open Directory and decide how I want to set up my cliet.
For new comers to this site, there are “old” articles in
https://www.afp548.com/Articles
That is where the kerberos articles are at.
Lots of really great stuff on this site.
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