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From: uhaa007@sun.rhbnc.ac.uk (Andy Reid)
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Subject: Kinit from cron script

This is probably a dumb question, but I'm no Unix guru.....

I have a need to execute kinit from a cron script and I can't find a 
way of passing a password to it. If I run the script taking input from
standard input I get prompted for the password which, when entered, works.
If I try to get kinit to take input from the script, or a file, then I always
get a message saying "incorrect password".

How can I do this please?

Many thanks

Andy Reid
RHUL


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