By default, chromium does not have kerberos authentication enabled. In order to enable it, you'll have to set the "--auth-server-whitelist=" flag to the startup script which starts the browser.
For Google Chrome you'll have to edit the /usr/bin/google-chrome-File
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[archy@castle-bravo ~]$ sudo vim /usr/lib64/chromium-browser/chromium-browser.sh
You'll have to add the "--auth-server-whitelist=" to the "CHROMIUM_DISTRO_FLAGS="-directive so that it should look like this: CHROMIUM_DISTRO_FLAGS=" --enable-plugins \
--enable-extensions \
--enable-user-scripts \
--enable-printing \
--enable-sync \
--auto-ssl-client-auth \
--auth-server-whitelist=*.archyslife.lan "
For Google Chrome you'll have to edit the /usr/bin/google-chrome-File
[archy@castle-bravo ~]$ sudo vim /usr/bin/google-chrome
and add the "--auth-server-whitelist="-Flag to the last exec-line like so: exec -a "$0" "$HERE/chrome" "--auth-server-whitelist=*.archyslife.lan" "$@"
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