Matt Payton wrote: > Madhusudan Singh wrote: > > [...] > >> Thanks for your response. How do I tell kerberos installation where to >> find the compiled pam modules ? > > I would guess that you'll have to recompile kerberos to include PAM, and > as part of ./configure you'd tell it where the PAM libs are. > > Again, this is just a guess... >
A guess I made before I posed my followup question. There do not seem to be any such options in the kerberos configure script. > Actually, now that I poked around on a RedHat based machine I see there > is a specific pam_krb5afs package. googling pam_krb5afs turns up quite > a few hits, so maybe that's a good place to start... > I found the pam_krb5 source code on sourceforge. But I cannot seem to find pam_krb5afs. Further, the configure options for pam_krb5 seem to make reference to existing kerberos 5 library and pam library paths : --with-pamdir=dir Where to put pam module LIBDIR/security --with-krb5=dir Look for Kerberos libs, headers in another directory --with-krb4=dir use Kerberos 4 headers and libs under dir --with-krbafs=dir use Kerberos 5-hacked krbafs package under dir So what should I do ? Compile kerberos first or pam_krb5 first ? And does either give me pam_krb5afs ? krbafs is another package entirely and does not seem to have anything to do with pam_krb5afs (http://web.mit.edu/openafs/krbafs/). I have been a slack user for more than a year and would gladly recommend this to anyone anyday, but this mess with pam seems to be a serious shortcoming to me. Thanks for your response. ________________________________________________ Kerberos mailing list [email protected] https://mailman.mit.edu/mailman/listinfo/kerberos
