Hi, The whole point of the ssh_proxy example was to test kerberos ticket forwarding. If you want to experiment with ssh proxying, I recommend you take out the kerberos part and implement your own authentication. But btw this example is very incomplete.
Aris Le 14/09/15 09:08, Andreas Schneider a écrit : > On Sunday 13 September 2015 15:36:14 Karl Scott wrote: >> Hello folks, > Hi, > >> *kscott@comp ~/Downloads/libssh-0.7.1/build/examples $ ssh -k >> myuser@localhost* >> myuser@localhost's password: >> *Sorry, but you do not have forwardable tickets. Try again with -K* >> Connection to localhost closed by remote host. >> Connection to localhost closed. >> kscott@comp ~/Downloads/libssh-0.7.1/build/examples $ >> >> I have also tried it without the -K flag, but no no avail. I looked through >> the code and it looks like the callback to set the client_creds never >> happens in the course of the proxy example -- this is related to the gssapi >> somehow, but I'm not entirely sure. > the proxy example requires Kerberos, which means you need a valid ticket ... > > > > -- andreas > > >
