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#!/usr/bin/python
from k5test import *

enctype = "aes128-cts"

realm = K5Realm(create_host=False, create_user=False)
salttypes = ('normal', 'v4', 'norealm', 'onlyrealm')

# For a variety of salt types, test that we can rename a principal and
# still get tickets with the same password.
for st in salttypes:
    realm.run_kadminl('addprinc -e %s:%s -pw %s %s' %
                      (enctype, st, password(st), st))
    realm.kinit(st, password(st))
    newprinc = 'new' + st
    realm.run_kadminl('renprinc -force %s %s' % (st, newprinc))
    realm.kinit(newprinc, password(st))

# Rename the normal salt again to test renaming a principal with
# special salt type (which it will have after the first rename).
realm.run_kadminl('renprinc -force newnormal newnormal2')
realm.kinit('newnormal2', password('normal'))

success('Principal renaming tests')