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k5start uses SIGALRM internally, so a common hack is to send it one from
the outside (via `pkill -ALRM k5start` from NetworkManager, for example)
to force renewals. However, sometimes that occurs when k5start *doesn't*
have its SIGALRM handler set up, so the result is that the service just
crashes. (It's not a good hack.)
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Allows it to be used with keytabs that don't match the "guessed default"
client principal (which is username@LOCALREALM).
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Makes it easier to use drop-ins for enabling aklog where OpenAFS is
actually installed.
Don't ask why I have OpenAFS installed, I don't know that myself.
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Keeping the credentials in a keytab is a bit insecure, but... eh, it's
on LUKS and it's better than nothing, so I'll use it while GNOME Online
Accounts' Kerberos support remains broken. [1][2]
[2]: https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-online-accounts/-/issues/28
[1]: https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-online-accounts/-/issues/160
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