kinit:tldr:7e761
kinit: Specify a lifetime for the ticket.
$ kinit -l ${5h}
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The command "kinit -l ${5h}" is used to authenticate a user to a Kerberos ticket-granting ticket (TGT) with a specific ticket lifetime.
- "kinit" is a command-line utility used to obtain and cache Kerberos tickets, which are required for authentication in a Kerberos realm.
- "-l" is a flag that specifies the ticket lifetime. In this case, "${5h}" is the value passed as the ticket lifetime.
- "${5h}" is a variable that represents a ticket lifetime of 5 hours. The "h" is an abbreviation for hours, indicating that the tickets obtained will be valid for 5 hours.
So, when you execute the "kinit -l ${5h}" command, it will authenticate the user to a Kerberos TGT and obtain tickets that will be valid for 5 hours.
This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and
never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.