Turbo == Turbo Fredriksson [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Turbo tuzjfi:~# cat .k5users [EMAIL PROTECTED] /bin/ls
Saw it... 's@\.com@\.COM@' :)
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Ken == Ken Grady [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Ken Try the .k5user to specify what an account can run
Unfortunately it seems that 'rcp' (kshd) don't LOOK at .k5users, only
.k5login (which don't allow me to specify a command to allow).
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In article ae7ssp$fn7$[EMAIL PROTECTED],
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Jerry Heyman) writes:
I don't know if this is the right place to ask, so I'll do so (and
expect corrections).
I've downloaded the source from MIT and have been able to finagle
configure to work on almost all the platforms that I need
Jerry == Jerry Heyman [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Jerry I've now confirmed that Dynix/PTX has a bad socket() (and
Jerry friends) implementation. All the other software we've
Jerry written makes use of TLI instead.
Jerry Can Kerberos be built in a TLI only environment?
No.
On 21 June 2002 at 13:23, Sam Hartman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jerry == Jerry Heyman [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Jerry I've now confirmed that Dynix/PTX has a bad socket() (and
Jerry friends) implementation. All the other software we've
Jerry written makes use of TLI instead.
I have started running some experiments on a few machines in hopes of
deploying Kerberos throughout our department. We are running Solaris 8,
and I am using SEAM 1.0.1 on the test systems. Since I am learning this
on my own, some things are not as obvious to me as I think they should
be.
My
On Fri, 21 Jun 2002, Sam Hartman wrote:
When you add a key to a keytab file, that key is randomized by the
server before being added. You do not want to put user principals in
keytab files. Instead, you want to create a principal for the
explicit purpose of living in a keytab.
Quoth [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Sam Hartman):
| No. Kerberos has no TLI support at all.
|
| Obviously you could write this support since you have the source, but
| that would be significant work.
Our PTX machine went out via the loading dock many years ago, and
I have only vague memories of it. One
James == James Craig [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
James Thank you for your help before.
James I don't want to pester you or the newsgroup with what
James may be newbie questions... what is the best place/way to
James get them answered?
Well, obviously the best way is
