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Description of problem:
Kerberos through MIT 1.15 is not compatible with PIV and PIV-I smartcards
Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
1.14.3
How reproducible:
Attempt to authenticate by PKINIT with "kinit -X ..." and a government-format PIV or PIV-I smartcard
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Configure realm for pkinit
2. Attempt to authenticate as client with "kinit -X ..." and PIV-I card.
Actual results:
KDC rejects because it cannot be made to recognize the user's certificate
Expected results:
(Hoped-for results) TGT is obtained.
Additional info:
In the 1.16 release, MIT added a per-principal pattern-matching capability to the KDC preauth plugin for pkinit. This solves the compatibility problem for a great many sites such as the DOE National Labs. As soon as the 1.16 code is in released state from MIT, please make it the base for RHEL.