> You may want to reconsider adding it to kdc.conf's man page.
> I don't believe that in a normal client install that you would get the
> admin guide. Don't you only get it if you install the admin packages?
It's part of the krb5-doc package, which you will often want to install on
a client installation if you're not already deeply familiar with Kerberos.
There are lots of other things related to client configuration that are
better-documented in the texinfo manual than in the man pages. (Man pages
aren't the greatest format for a full-blown reference manual; they don't
have very much useful structure.)
J Sadler <email address hidden> writes:
> You may want to reconsider adding it to kdc.conf's man page.
> I don't believe that in a normal client install that you would get the
> admin guide. Don't you only get it if you install the admin packages?
It's part of the krb5-doc package, which you will often want to install on
a client installation if you're not already deeply familiar with Kerberos.
There are lots of other things related to client configuration that are
better-documented in the texinfo manual than in the man pages. (Man pages
aren't the greatest format for a full-blown reference manual; they don't
have very much useful structure.)
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