Thank you for the prompt response. I assume this is reproducible easily.
Based upon the script, it states:
"# 2) Otherwise, try to find a usable kerberos credentials cache
# for the uid of the user that was first to trigger the mount
# and use that."
I guess that this case is not supported by the script generally, as the ticket is in the keyring and not the cache. As this is explicitly listed as not supported, I think the best thing would be to report this upstream, as /etc/auto.smb comes from autofs' samples/auto.smb file.
Thank you for the prompt response. I assume this is reproducible easily.
Based upon the script, it states:
"# 2) Otherwise, try to find a usable kerberos credentials cache
# for the uid of the user that was first to trigger the mount
# and use that."
I guess that this case is not supported by the script generally, as the ticket is in the keyring and not the cache. As this is explicitly listed as not supported, I think the best thing would be to report this upstream, as /etc/auto.smb comes from autofs' samples/auto.smb file.
Thanks,
Nish