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#Use ssh on mac update#
#Use ssh on mac software#
#Use ssh on mac mac#

Unfortunately these use different places to store the kerberos token and as a result are incompatible with the executables provided by macOS. Some popular package managers like brew, macports etc provide own versions on kinit, ssh.

#Use ssh on mac software#

On cloning a repository you might get messages likeįatal: Authentication failed for avoid this run git config -global http.emptyAuth true About third party software The git version provided by Apple has a configuration that has problems handling git via kerberos.

click on the edit button for the -uris field.

To enable Firefox to use your kerberos token apply the following steps: Configuring Firefox to use kerberos for SSO

#Use ssh on mac update#

In case you have all required settings in ~/.ssh/config and do not need any of the settings from /etc/ssh/ssh_config you can use the ssh or scp option ' -F ~/.ssh/config' to avoid reading /etc/ssh/ssh_config, and thus avoid being bother by Apple re-activating the SendEnv LANG LC_* with every update to ssh. Unfortunately there is no way to achieve the same result by any parameter in ~/.ssh/config - and Apple overwrites /etc/ssh/ssh_config with almost every OS or security update :( We can avoid these by deleting or commenting out the lineįrom /etc/ssh/ssh_config. Perl: warning: Falling back to the standard locale ("C").

Perl: warning: Please check that your locale settings:Īre supported and installed on your system. When connecting to lxplus or other linux boxen with OS prior to CC8, we might be greeted with messages like If you used it in the past you will have to remove it from your ssh configuration files. This option is not supported any longer, but due to an improved configuration of lxplus it is also not needed any more. Up to OS 10.11.6 the built-in ssh and scp binaries supported the option GSSAPITrustDNS, which at that time was very useful for connecting to lxplus. So it is important to have the settings in question inside a 'Host' block for trusted hosts only! Do not put these settings in a 'Host *' block! In the following snippet the settings apply to the hosts "", "", "" and all hosts matching "pcmydepmygroup*.cern.ch". If you forward your credentials to a roque host you run the risk that somebody abuses your credentials. You should only forward your credentials to hosts that are trustworthy.

#Use ssh on mac mac#

In that case it is applied to the current Mac account only. Editing this file requires sudo privileges, but we will see further down why we want to edit this in any case. In that case it is applied to all accounts on the Mac.

In /etc/ssh/ssh_config (not sshd_config!)(was /etc/ssh_config prior to OS 10.12).

The necessary configuration can be applied in two places on your Mac: This can be done on the command line, or more conveniently via the ssh configuration. You need to instruct ssh to use (or "forward") your kerberos token to login to lxplus or other services. The new version of the nf file usesĭefault_etypes = aes256-cts-hmac-sha1-96 aes256-cts aes128-cts des3-cbc-sha1 des-cbc-md5 des-cbc-crc ssh Configuration With that setting you can login to a Centos8 node, but you would not get an afs token. Previous versions of the nf file usedĭefault_tkt_enctypes = arcfour-hmac-md5 aes256-cts aes128-cts des3-cbc-sha1 des-cbc-md5 des-cbc-crc To create a kerberos token that you can use for your browser, for ssh, the Self-Service login and many other services.

Once the config file is created you can run The Mac Self-Service has an action item called "kerberos config file new" in the category 'Configuration'. It is useful to create a kerberos config file. If you have a valid kerberos ticket you can configure ssh to forward your credentials, allowing password-less connections to properly configured linux boxen.