krb5 with anonymous kinit, "Cannot allocate memory"

[James Croall]

Hi Greg,

Yup - Running "1.10+dfsg~beta1" - the default on my Ubuntu systems.

In retrospect I should have not just followed the pkinit setup
instructions blindly, running openssl commands without giving them some
thought. Without specifying days it will default to 30 days, and combined
with the lack of good error reporting... Whew, panic time!

Appear to be all good now.

Cheers,

- James



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On 10/11/13 9:43 PM, "Greg Hudson" <ghudson at MIT.EDU> wrote:

>On 10/11/2013 11:54 PM, James Croall wrote:
>> AHA! I must have accidentally set the certificate to expire in a month
>> rather than a year. Approximate times line up. Reasonable user error.
>>Very
>> poor error reporting though!
>
>I believe I improved the error reporting for this case in 1.11:
>
> 
>https://github.com/krb5/krb5/commit/6d19259c7eb9277c12a7f2eec9aa80563b4c5a
>cc
>
>Can you confirm that you are running 1.10 or earlier?
>
>