Praveen

Yes. klist output ``` Ticket cache: FILE:/tmp/krb789_0 Default principal: [email protected] Valid starting Expires Service principal 10/08/15 20:11:01 10/09/15 20:11:01 krbtgt/[email protected] renew until 10/15/15 20:11:01 ```

hmm....yea tried kdestroy and kinit. kdestroy does what it was supposed to. kinit with keytab worked. But `snakebite ls /` err'd out again with `Client mechanism is malformed` This shouldn't...

Can you check if this still works for you if you use a keytab file instead? @bolkedebruin For whatever reason, I have duplicate keys in the keytab file (with the...

hmm.....ok. yea. my hadoop command line works fine.

Here is the complete output. I don't own the hadoop or kerberos systems I am working with. I am trying to setup a small dev env. to debug better. ```...

@bolkedebruin making progress! I got it working with kerberos on the command line. But it does not work from the code from airflow. I suspect it has something to do...

In hdfs-site.xml, I incorrectly had dfs.namenode.kerberos.principal to be praveev - my default principal instead of hdfs/[email protected]. I think it has to start with `hdfs /` . Here is a copy...

@bolkedebruin - for the airflow part, maybe we should take this conversation to airflow repo. here's my kerberos related parts of airflow.cfg and this doesn't work: [core] security = kerberos...

@bolkedebruin I am unable to replicate the command line behavior with the library. **Script-1** from snakebite.client import Client client = Client("hadoop-namenode", 8020, use_trash=True, use_sasl=True) for x in client.ls(['/']): ....print x...

@eschlon use AutoConfigClient. http://snakebite.readthedocs.org/en/latest/client.html#snakebite.client.AutoConfigClient