Update kerberos_.py #141
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This change let me use kinit with winrm from a RHEL7 server not in the AD domain to a Windows 10 desktop in the AD domain. Without this change I get the infamous "server not found in the Kerberos database" error.
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This change let me use kinit with winrm from a RHEL7 server not in the AD domain to a Windows 10 desktop in the AD domain. Without this change I get the widely reported error "server not found in the Kerberos database". I learned that "server" actually is the computer we are attempting to connect to, not from. The essential bit is getting the @ replaced with /. I have a hard time believing that the @ is not a bug, because in various keytabs etc I always saw service/host@domain. But I just needed to get winrm working, I didn't introduce myself to the workings of Kerberos.