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  /test/ontest-stc2/src/tools/krb5tools/
README 38 kdccfg - set up specified host as KDC
39 kdc_clientcfg - set up specified host as KDC client
50 together. For example, kdc_clientcfg uses an existing KDC and sets
51 up a host as that KDC's client. It is user's responsibility to
52 set up that KDC, That can be done, e.g., by calling kdccfg.
55 a KDC client. It is user's responsibility to set up that host as
56 a KDC client before calling krb5nfscfg. That can be done, e.g., by
86 -s set up the host as KDC
87 -c clean up the host with previous KDC configuration
91 host the host to be set up as KDC (if -s is specified) o
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  /test/stcnv/usr/src/tools/krb5tools/
README 38 kdccfg - set up specified host as KDC
39 kdc_clientcfg - set up specified host as KDC client
50 together. For example, kdc_clientcfg uses an existing KDC and sets
51 up a host as that KDC's client. It is user's responsibility to
52 set up that KDC, That can be done, e.g., by calling kdccfg.
55 a KDC client. It is user's responsibility to set up that host as
56 a KDC client before calling krb5nfscfg. That can be done, e.g., by
86 -s set up the host as KDC
87 -c clean up the host with previous KDC configuration
91 host the host to be set up as KDC (if -s is specified) o
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  /test/stcnv/usr/src/tools/genutils/krb5tools/
README.krb5tools 38 kdccfg - set up specified host as KDC
39 kdc_clientcfg - set up specified host as KDC client
50 together. For example, kdc_clientcfg uses an existing KDC and sets
51 up a host as that KDC's client. It is user's responsibility to
52 set up that KDC. That can be done, e.g., by calling kdccfg.
55 a KDC client. It is user's responsibility to set up that host as
56 a KDC client before calling krb5nfscfg. That can be done, e.g., by
86 -s set up the host as KDC
87 -c clean up the host with previous KDC configuration
91 host the host to be set up as KDC (if -s is specified) o
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  /test/ontest-stc2/src/tools/krb5tools/bin/
kdccfg.ksh 31 # The script sets up KDC on the specified host. If no host is specified,
61 -s set up the host as KDC
62 -c clean up the host with previous KDC configuration
66 host the host to be set up as KDC(if -s is specified) or
171 # set up localhost as KDC
195 # set up krb5.conf, kdc.conf, and kadm.acl files under /etc/krb5
kdc_clientcfg.ksh 31 # The script sets up the specified host as KDC client, using a previously
32 # configured KDC server. If no host is specified, localhost is used.
62 Usage: $NAME <-s|-c> <-k kdc> [-p princ] ... [host]
63 -s set up the host as KDC client
66 -k kdc KDC server
92 host the host to be set up as KDC client(if -s is
140 k) kdc=$OPTARG
190 # if here is reached, -s must have been specified. Check if kdc has been
192 if [[ -z $kdc ]]; the
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  /test/stcnv/usr/src/tools/krb5tools/bin/
kdccfg.ksh 31 # The script sets up KDC on the specified host. If no host is specified,
61 -s set up the host as KDC
62 -c clean up the host with previous KDC configuration
66 host the host to be set up as KDC(if -s is specified) or
170 # set up localhost as KDC
194 # set up krb5.conf, kdc.conf, and kadm.acl files under /etc/krb5
kdc_clientcfg.ksh 31 # The script sets up the specified host as KDC client, using a previously
32 # configured KDC server. If no host is specified, localhost is used.
62 Usage: $NAME <-s|-c> <-k kdc> [-p princ] ... [host]
63 -s set up the host as KDC client
66 -k kdc KDC server
92 host the host to be set up as KDC client(if -s is
140 k) kdc=$OPTARG
189 # if here is reached, -s must have been specified. Check if kdc has been
191 if [[ -z $kdc ]]; the
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  /test/stcnv/usr/src/tools/genutils/krb5tools/bin/
kdc_clientcfg.ksh 31 # The script sets up the specified host as KDC client, using a previously
32 # configured KDC server. If no host is specified, localhost is used.
65 Usage: $NAME <-s|-c> <-k kdc> [-p princ] ... [host]
66 -s set up the host as KDC client
69 -k kdc KDC server
95 host the host to be set up as KDC client(if -s is
149 k) kdc=$OPTARG
198 # if here is reached, -s must have been specified. Check if kdc has been
200 if [[ -z $kdc ]]; the
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kdccfg.ksh 31 # The script sets up KDC on the specified host. If no host is specified,
64 -s set up the host as KDC
65 -c clean up the host with previous KDC configuration
69 host the host to be set up as KDC(if -s is specified) or
179 # set up localhost as KDC
203 # set up krb5.conf, kdc.conf, and kadm.acl files under /etc/krb5

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