Thank you very much for the response. For now, I will most likely just wrap MIT's kpasswd command with some system calls from my servlet ... but perhaps some day I'll have a chance to rip out an equivalent pure-java class. Thank you for your time, -Matt
-----Original Message----- From: Enrique Rodriguez [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tue 2005-11-08 22:39 To: Apache Directory Developers List Cc: Smith, Matt Subject: Re: Change Password Provider: Java Client? Matthew J. Smith wrote: > Hello- > I dug this email address ([email protected]) out of the Change > Password Provider source. I was hoping you could answer a question for > me: is there a Change Password Client implementation, written in Java? Not that we know of, though we've looked and we'd love to have one! There's a client for Linux called 'gnome-kerberos' that can do kpasswd (in addition to regular kerberos). I'm not sure if it's still under development but you can get it off apt. $ apt-get install gnome-kerberos > Essentially, I am looking for a FOSS Java class implementing the > equivalent of the standard kpasswd or kadmin tools, so that I can write > a tomcat hosted web-based password change form for our MIT Kerberos > Realm. I was hoping to find such an implementation within the Change > Password Provider, perhaps even as a unit test, but I have not. If the > Apache Software Foundation does not have such an implementation, I would > be much appreciative if you could share any knowledge of non-Apache > implementations. We test with gnome-kerberos and Windows Security. But no Java client. Enrique
