Why have krb5 ignore if it can't access the folder?
That seems like it could cause unintended consequences for people using SSSD 
for AD join.

I used `realm join` to join Ubuntu 24.04 LTS to an AD environment and it 
creates 3 files in there:
* domain_realm_REDACTED_com
* krb5_libdefaults
* localauth_plugin

I believe that what I did is similar to what occurs when someone checks
"Use Active Directory" during the Ubuntu install process.

Isn't the proper solution to have Snap mount in the appropriate folders
for Kerberos to function?

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Title:
  Unreadable includedir /var/lib/sss/pubconf/krb5.include.d/ causes
  Kerberos authentication failure

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