Antwort: Re: MIT Krb5 + SELinux [Virus checked]

[Sam Hartman]

>>>>> "denis" == denis havlik <denis.havlik at t-mobile.at> writes:

    denis> I have reasons to believe that my kerberos server accesses
    denis> /dev/random, rather than /dev/urandom, which causes very
    denis> slow service when (test) server is run under VMware. Not
    denis> really a big deal, but annoying.

The kadmind will open /dev/random at startup.  This is desirable
because kadmind generates long-term keys.

If it cannot find /dev/random, /dev/urandom will be used.