There are known bugs in KFW 3.0 related to principals with digits and locales other than US_EN. These problems have been fixed in the source repository however MIT has yet to release a build that fixes the problems.
Jeffrey Altman Matthew J. Smith wrote: > All- > I have installed KFW 3.0 on XP SP2, running under VMWare for testing. > I understand that VMWare may be throwing in an unsupported unknown, but > I wanted to throw this out anyway. We use an MIT KDC 1.4.x, but am > experiencing the same behavior when using my Active Directory. I have > noticed the following when using the Network Identity Manager: > > I *can* authenticate and receive my TGT successfully when using a > principal composed entirely of alpha characters, such as "[EMAIL PROTECTED]". > > I *cannot* authenticate when using a principal containing one or more > digits, such as "[EMAIL PROTECTED]". As a matter of fact, when using such > a principal, all I see in the "Credentials" text area is "(No identities > specified)", and there is no password field. > > The command line "kinit" authenticates successfully in both cases. > > I have previously seen this behavior running XP under QEMU, but I no > longer use that configuration. I do not run any Windows desktop > natively for comparative testing. > > Any ideas on whether this is a problem because I am running XP > virtualized, or if I have a misconfiguration somewhere? > > Thank you all, > -Matt > > ________________________________________________ > Kerberos mailing list [email protected] > https://mailman.mit.edu/mailman/listinfo/kerberos > ________________________________________________ Kerberos mailing list [email protected] https://mailman.mit.edu/mailman/listinfo/kerberos
