On 29-Mar-2004, Brian Davidson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I'm curious how others have fared with things like: > iPlanet/SUNOne LDAP,SMTP,IMAP and POP > Oracle > Email clients (which ones work for you) > Various OSes such as: Solaris, Linux, Tru64, HP-UX, Microsoft > Win-whatever, etc > Any killer kerberized apps at your site
We have OpenAFS, SMTP, IMAP, POP, PostgreSQL, CVS, and SSH all Kerberized. As for email clients, Mail.app for OS X, Gnus (using imtest From the Cyrus-IMAP distribution), mutt, and PINE all work great. I don't know what the windows folks use. I also tend to use 'ksu' instead of 'sudo' to control user access to other users. That's been working quite well for me. Here's one thing I don't have working yet, but haven't really sat down to puzzle over: We have two KDCs. The master is behind our firewall on a private network, but we have a slave on a public network. The only way for users outside the private network (which is most of them) to change their passwords is to shell into a machine that can reach the private network somehow and run kpasswd from there. I'd like some way for them to change their password remotely using kpasswd on public workstations. Not sure how to work that one out yet. Any ideas? -- ;; Erik Arneson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> AARG Net <http://www.aarg.net/> ;; ;; GPG Key ID: 2048R/8B4CBC9C <http://erik.arneson.org/> ;; ;; "Civilization is only savagery silver-gilt." - H. Rider Haggard ;;
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