Hi all, I'd like to submit you a problem: I've configured kerberos properly on a machine; I've done all the necessary configuration and I can locally perform "kerberized" telnet sessions, in fact I've replaced the UNIX daemon with the kerberized one. On the same machine I've also installed Apache, becouse in my plan I have to let Apache and Kerberos "talk" (with mod_auth_kerb). The configuration of the web server is fine, in fact I point my browser on the port 80 and I can see the default page of Apache. See that Apache and Kerberos are NOT YET in communication! The problem comes now: I want to test the correct installation of Apache simulating an HTTP session with telnet (using the kerberized version of client and server, of course) and I perform: $ telnet -a <my.machine> 80 GET / HTTP/1.1 Host: <my.machine> but Apache returns an error, the 501 (i.e. Method not implemented). This is quite strange but comes clearer if I look to error.log, where I have [...] "\xff\xfb%GET / HTTP/1.0" 501 304 This means that before GET there are some other characters ( \xff\xfb% ), as you see not written by me, that make the request fail. Trying with a non kerberized client to preform the same process I get a correct answer by the server. Now the final question: those strange characters before GET are something like the end of the stream of the negotiation with the kerberized telnet server put there for error?? My respects enrico
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