I managed to hyperfixate so much on setting up Kerberos and kerberized NFSv4 that I forgot to have lunch.

[lobo@gts.quiltro.org]

I managed to hyperfixate so much on setting up Kerberos and kerberized NFSv4 that I forgot to have lunch.

[atax1a@infosec.exchange]

@lobo personally we think in a single-user network kerberized nfs is more trouble than its worth

[toroidalcore@hackers.town]

@atax1a @lobo Once I got Kerberos/LDAP working, I've found it pretty handy even though I'm (usually) only user. It's nice having UIDs synced, single sign-on with SSH, etc.

On the other hand, occasionally something does mess up, and then I have to go and re-learn how to configure Kerberized NFSv4 on FreeBSD...

[atax1a@infosec.exchange]

@toroidalcore @lobo yeah we set it up at our college a while back, and consider doing the same for our home network occasionally but decided against it every time