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Created Oct 05, 2016 by Bugzilla@bugzilla-migration💬Reporter

Support the kernel keyring as credentials cache

Submitted by Debarshi Ray @debarshir

Link to original bug (#772460)

Description

Recent versions of Fedora and Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 use the Linux kernel keyring as the credentials cache. Running krb5-auth-dialog on such a system leads to: KrbAuthDialog-WARNING **: Unsupported cache type for 'KEYRING:persistent:1000'

Note that there isn't any notification mechanism for the kernel keyring, yet.

As an example, the Kerberos code in gnome-online-accounts (specifically, goa-identity-service) polls the keyring at 5 second intervals. Grep for monitor_credentials_cache and FALLBACK_POLLING_INTERVAL in gnome-online-accounts.

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