Hello,
I have kerberos installed on my windows machine and when I run a kinit and klist from the command prompt, it generates me a ticket for the principal I passed. When I run the kerberos request from jupyter notebook, it doesnt read the ticket I generated and instead logs me in as the current user.
I have the env variable set up so that it points to the default key location
Is there anything I can do to specify a particular cache file? Sepecially when there are multiple in my machine?
This library most likely be using winkerberos as the underlying Kerberos lib on Windows which uses SSPI and not the MIT Kerberos install that you may have gotten the ticket for.
Hello, I have kerberos installed on my windows machine and when I run a kinit and klist from the command prompt, it generates me a ticket for the principal I passed. When I run the kerberos request from jupyter notebook, it doesnt read the ticket I generated and instead logs me in as the current user.
I have the env variable set up so that it points to the default key location
Is there anything I can do to specify a particular cache file? Sepecially when there are multiple in my machine?