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Kerberos support #286
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Thanks @fhussonnois! I tried the pre-release build and have uncovered a new issue with Jikkou not finding the default krb5.conf file. I tried specifying it as an env variable but got the same results.
As a sanity check, here is the krb5.conf in question, and also an example of doing a kinit without any issue.
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Hi @haunted-pancakes, I'm not sure if this error is coming from Jikkou. Could run Jikkou with system property |
@fhussonnois What's the best way to pass the option in? I tried a few environment variables but am not familiar with Java 17. Thank you! |
You can pass this option to your jikkou command: |
I've passed in the option but the result looks the same
I then started looking at Oracle's documentation: I saw that I can explicitly set the realm and kdc as options as well, so just for a sanity check of what the values should be:
But I ended up with the same result when passing it in as well
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
When using SASL, GSSAPI -> Kerberos authentication, I get the following error:
Describe the solution you'd like
To be able to use Kerberos for authentication.
Describe alternatives you've considered
NA for my environment.
Additional context
Similar to #273 it seems.
I looked in reflect-config.json and couldn't find any hints for Kerberos.
I'll attach the application.conf I am using so you can see the Kafka client properties (which should be correct).
Here's a small snippet of that:
application.conf.txt
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