> > porter% kinit glc5
> > NetBSD Kerberos (porter)
> > Kerberos Initialization for "glc5"
> > kinit: Password incorrect
> > 
> > I have /etc/kerberosIV/krb.conf set up, and I can see the
> > datagrams going to / coming from the kerberos server in
> > tcpdump. I checked my clock, it's synced to the kerberos
> > server. Why does it not bother to ask my password?
> 
> It asks me for my password. I have no idea what's wrong with yours.
> 
> All I can guess is that something's returning an incorrect error code;
> it's returning Password Incorrect when it shouldn't.
> 
> Are all your libraries and binaries of the same vintage?
> 
> Take care,
> 
> Bill

Yep, it's all vanilla 1.3, straight off ftp.netbsd.org. Am I missing an 
obvious configuration step? I created /etc/kerberosIV/krb.conf and put in 
my realm and server (actually, it's not exactly the server. the bsd box 
is behind a wingate proxy for the time being. I have udp port 750 
proxied to the real kerberos server. so the bsd box has the pc listed as 
the kerberos server. AFAICT, this is kosher, because tcpdump shows 
traffic going through)... do I need anything else?

Oh, a neat feature of having krb.conf set up.. it prevents me from 
changing my password. I think that its existence fools the system into 
thinking I've a local kerberos setup.. any way around this?

I'm just setting up kerberos so that I might utilize the kerberized POP3 
servers we have here.

Thanks in advance,
George