kpropd(8krb)kpropd(8krb)Name
kpropd - Kerberos utility
Syntax
/usr/etc/kpropd output_file [ -d krb_database ] [ -l log_file ]
[ -r realm_name ] [ -s srvtab_file ]
Description
The daemon runs on a Kerberos slave and waits to receive the Kerberos database propagated from a process on a Kerberos master. The first
parameter, output_file, that you must supply to the daemon is the name of a database file in which data will be placed when it comes over
the network.
The utility executes the utility, which loads the database from the file specified in output_file, puts it in format, and copies it into
the Kerberos database in the directory.
Options-r Specifies the receiver realm for which data is accepted; specifies the default. (See the reference page for more information.)
-s Specifies the service table (srvtab) file from which to read the password of the daemon, because a password cannot be entered manu-
ally when is running as a daemon. The default is
-d Specifies the primary Kerberos database file of a Kerberos slave. This file receives a new or updated database propagated from the
Kerberos master. The default is the database in the directory, The files are: and
-l This option specifies the name of the log file to use. The default log file is
Restrictions
The command does not support the transfer of encrypted data.
If the directory is not included in the PATH environment variable of the process that runs then will fail because it cannot locate
Files
See Also
kprop(8krb), kdb_util(8krb), krb.conf(5krb)kpropd(8krb)
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kdb_init(8krb)kdb_init(8krb)Name
kdb_init - initialize the Kerberos master database
Syntax
/var/dss/kerberos/bin/kdb_init [ realm-name ] [ database-name ]
Arguments
realm-name The realm of the Kerberos database.
database-name
A database specified so that the current and files are not overwritten.
Description
The utility creates and initializes the Kerberos master database. The utility creates the database files: and It also initializes the
database by adding three database entries: the master database principal, a Kerberos default principal, the ticket-granting service princi-
pal ( and the password changing principal,
The master database principal is the entry to the database itself. You cannot use or modify the database without the master database pass-
word. The Kerberos default principal provides a template for service principals.
The ticket-granting service, is used by Kerberos principals to obtain tickets to communicate with other Kerberos principals. The password-
changing principal is not used.
If realm-name is omitted when you enter the command, prompts for it. The program also prompts for the master database key. You cannot
manipulate the database without this key.
By using database-name, you can create another database to prevent the current and files from being overwritten.
After using to set up the master database, you may want to use the utility to hide the master database password on the database host
machine. This enables Kerberos administration programs to access and manipulate the master database, without needing the password to be
entered manually.
Files
See Also
kdb_util(8krb), kstash(8krb), kdb_edit(8krb), kdb_destroy(8krb)kdb_init(8krb)
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