Open karman-docker opened 9 months ago
Hello, tell me, does kvno overflow the int data type?
Hi @Denis-shl if you are asking me, in my case the KVNO that I see on the AD server and using klist tool was single digit number (I think it was 3 or 4), but when stringify my keytab file using keytab.String() from this package, I see kano is zero.
Same as issue https://github.com/jcmturner/gokrb5/issues/456.
My keytab file has non-zero knv. I can see that using klist tool or on the AD itself.
But when I load the keytab file using the APIs of this library from keytab.String() I can see that knv is always 0.
This is causing client login fail, as kvns don't match.