Hi Jerry,
Gerald (Jerry) Carter wrote:
> There are three places we use sys_getpeerid() that I can tell.
(a) Jeremy's Domain Users hack for reporting group membership,
(b) access to the ntlm_auth cache for applications like Firefox,
and now
(c) The capability to issue a logoff call.
If we don't have getpeerid() I can loose the first two. No big
deal.
The problem I see with (c) is that if a platform does not support
getpeerid() then you get init a user's krb5 ccache but never
delete it. Which makes the feature asymetrical based on support
for getpeerid().
Am I missing something here ?
No, correct, we need broader support of getpeereid(). I'm awaiting
response from Kurt from OpenLDAP to import their portable version as a
complete file.
In the meantime, I will look to make c) consistent.
Guenther
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