My university uses Kerberos-based authentication for login to our unix servers.One way to get passwordless login is to run kinit, type my password, and then run ssh@host. For this setup, I do the following inside my .ssh/config:Host SchoolHost1 SchoolHost2    GSSAPIKeyExchange yes    GSSAPIAuthentication yes    GSSAPIDelegateCredentials yesMy question is, can I skip the kinit step and run ssh directly , in such a way that the first attempt to ssh will automatically grab a kerberos ticket so that subsequent attempts to ssh will have the ticket and not require a password?Update: Public Key login is not supported by the University's system, because the server cannot read authorized_keys file before the login. This is a property of the Kerberos / AFS system for which there is really no workaround.
Is it possible to attach `kinit` to the first attempt to `ssh` without a Kerberos ticket?
command line;ssh;kerberos