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One time I had MIT Kerberos installed. The /etc/krb5.conf file had been edited. The dist-upgrade included an upgrade of the mit-krb5 RPMs. One of those RPMs ha
by Borealid 11y ago
One time I had MIT Kerberos installed. The /etc/krb5.conf file had been edited.
The dist-upgrade included an upgrade of the mit-krb5 RPMs. One of those RPMs had a %postinstall that ran a sed command on the krb5.conf, to try to change a setting.
The sed command, run on the krb5.conf I had in place, blew away half the file.
That krb5.conf was necessary for users to log in; after the dist-upgrade, neither SSH nor local logins worked properly because the pam module bailed out entirely.