I was following this test case: https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/QA:Testcase_Gnome_Online_Accounts_Add_Kerberos I don't know if it is my fault or not. The server is a Samba AD If I use "kinit" from the command line, it works. Using gnome-online-accounts when I insert the Principal: user and I hit Connect the password spoke appears. I insert the password and hit OK. The Principal spoke go gray saying Connecting... After some seconds I get: Error connecting to enterprise identity server: Timeout was reached. If I hit Try Again, the spoke says Connecting... but it never end. If I hit Cancel, it does nothing. The window is stuck. I can click with the right button of the mouse and close the window. And Enterprise login is in place. Furthermore. If I delete the kerberos account, I reboot and I retry the operation. And when "Timeout was reached." instead of "Try Again" I hit Cancel, the window doesn't close.
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