I am using the SSPI workbench (Keith Brown) in "server" mode listening at port 4242. I am using the MIT distribution of Kerberos and compiled the source for Windows. There is a program in that distribution called gss. This program has a single text box entry of the form
machine port principal I enter localhost 4242 [EMAIL PROTECTED] The program 'gss' seems to get through the gss_import_name without error, but in gss_init_sec_context I get two errors resulting from the min_stat and maj_stat return codes. The first is 'GSS_API error initializing context: Miscellaneous failure'. The second is 'GSS-API error initializing context: No credentials cache found'. My question is, how do I establish a credential cache? The routine kinit indicates that it could not find the KDC. The application klist also indicates that there is no credential cache. What configuration step did I miss? This is for a Windows platform. I am mainly doing this as a proof of concept as the final 'client' will reside on a non-Windows platform (probably Linux) and will use Kerberos GSSAPI to log into a Windows server using SSPI on the Windows server. Thank you for your help. Kevin Burton [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] ________________________________________________ Kerberos mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://mailman.mit.edu/mailman/listinfo/kerberos
