Hi, I've been trying to get coda to work with kerberos. I've got the kerberos daemons up and running (and working too - kftp works). I've registered the principal name [EMAIL PROTECTED] and added it to the keytab file. I've built in kerberos5 support (--with-crypto as in previous post), and the various programs are linking against the correct libs etc. The problem arises when I use clog -kerberos5 - it segfaults. I had a look in the source code to see what is happening and I discovered that during the HashSecret() function in getsecret.cc (coda-src/util/) a memcpy is trying to write into a NULL address. The variable it tries to write into is passed to HashSecret() through a number of functions originating from U_Authenticate() in auser.c where it is declared as a char* and assigned NULL (line 125). As far as I can see nowhere is memory allocated for the variable nor is it assigned any value and hence it causes the segfault in memcpy(). I can't see how kerberos5 support is working at all (and its not for me). Am I missing something important?
Mark
