We are currently using _hostname as principals to authenticate some server machines. The leading underscore is used to distinguish machines from people. I'd say we need at least one special character for such things. While this is currently working fine with both kaserver and ptserver, I'd like to know: 1. Is the underscore character legal? 2. Is the 8-character suggestion there only because UNIX userids are usually restricted to that limit? -- Michael Niksch /Zurich/IBM @ Zurich @ IBM_Internal IBM Zurich Research Laboratory [EMAIL PROTECTED] (NIK at ZURICH) Saeumerstrasse 4 http://www.zurich.ibm.com/~nik/ CH-8803 Rueschlikon / Switzerland P: +41-1-724-8913 F: +41-1-724-8959
- Re: periods in user names (was /usr/afsws/etc/uss) Tony_Mauro
- Re: periods in user names (was /usr/afsws/etc/u... Randall S. Winchester
- Re: periods in user names (was /usr/afsws/e... Derrick J Brashear
- Re: periods in user names (was /usr/afsws/etc/u... Michael Niksch
- Re: periods in user names (was /usr/afsws/e... Ken Hornstein
- Re: periods in user names (was /usr/afsws/etc/u... Magnus Sandberg
- Re: periods in user names (was /usr/afsws/etc/u... Tony_Mauro
- Re: periods in user names (was /usr/afsws/e... Randall S. Winchester
- Re: periods in user names (was /usr/afsws/e... Ken Hornstein
- Re: periods in user names (was /usr/afs... Jeffrey Hutzelman
- Re: periods in user names (was /usr... Ben_Cox
- Re: periods in user names (was /usr... Ken Hornstein
- Re: periods in user names (was... Jeffrey Hutzelman
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