Hi Jeffrey I am asking a basec fundamental question. Has someone tried with the approach that I am mentioning writing a client in netscape-sdk & mit 1.25 kerberos and then experementing with this. I can even paste the whole code if u want because I have not been getting any right answers from anywhere.
Regards Vikas Jeffrey Altman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>... > > Question3: For the scenario described above I have chosen SASL > > implementation using netscape sdk. I have tried this in Solaris and > > have succeeded. I tested with SEAM/Directory Server 5.2 and AD > > implemented using Luke Padl samples implementations for > > authentications and found that it was successful (attached > > libgssldap.c). > > > > I then ported this to windows using kfw2.5 and failed to run the > > samples > > > > May Be (MS uses SSPI to fetch Microsoft credentials from the LSA > > (Windows version of credentials cache) while and then kfw 2.5 uses > > GSSAPI and has its own credential caches) > > There are indeed different credentials caches. With KFW 2.5 you > must copy the MS credentials from the LSA to CCAPI with the MS2MIT.EXE > utility. > > In KFW 2.6 (currently in beta), you can simply set the environment > variable > > KRB5CCNAME = MSLSA: > > before starting your application and the credentials from the MS LSA > cache will automatically and transparently be used. > > Jeffrey Altman > KFW Maintainer ________________________________________________ Kerberos mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://mailman.mit.edu/mailman/listinfo/kerberos
