Re: Solaris 8 sending K4 requests instead of K5

One of my tester's Solaris 8 Kerberos clients is sending Kerberos 4 requests (req's on port 750 anyway). Another solaris 8 machine is doing port 88 requests. Any suggestions why? Is /etc/services different on the two machines? Kerberos

Re: Error using GSS-API on Solaris 9 Platform

Ahluwalia, Ish wrote: Hi All: I'm a newbie to Kerberos world and this is my first time using GSS-API ever. I'm trying to use GSS-API on Solaris 9 platform. From what I have read so far, it seems like there is no need to install the MIT version of Kerberos on Solaris since SUN is fully

Re: Solaris 8 sending K4 requests instead of K5

Bingo! I just fixed it on my test machines, but left it out of the setup procedure that I gave to the VV folk. On Aug 25, 2004, at 6:22 AM, Kevin Coffman wrote: One of my tester's Solaris 8 Kerberos clients is sending Kerberos 4 requests (req's on port 750 anyway). Another solaris 8 machine is

Fedora2/Apache2 and Key Version Error

Fedora Core 2 running Apache 2.0.50 using mod_auth_kerb-rc6. Setup Kerberos and made principals for the system and for Apache. Login (pam) access using Kerberos is working great. No problem. kinit works and authenticates against the ADS. No problem there. When my browser hits the Apache

SSH with K5/AFS: anyone?

Hi. I don't have luck with SSH and K5/AFS. I'm trying to make a passwordless ssh trusting the k5 tickets and granting the access to afs using aklog (pam_openafs_session). I have these configuration: server with debian stable, ssh 3.6 --- clients with gentoo ssh 3.9, nothing seems to work

Error using GSS-API on Solaris 9 Platform

Hi Wyllys: Thanks very much for the response. Below please find my response. Thanks in advance for the help. You wrote It sounds like your server process does not have access to its credentials. Is the server running with permissions to read the keytab file that contains its keys? If you are

Re: Fedora2/Apache2 and Key Version Error

As of right now, this is what our Apache server is saying in the logs... kerb_authenticate_user entered with user (NULL) and auth_type Kerberos kerb_authenticate_user entered with user (NULL) and auth_type Kerberos Acquiring creds for HTTP/[EMAIL PROTECTED] Verifying client data using KRB5

RE: Fedora2/Apache2 and Key Version Error

You can use ethereal a packet sniffer. http://www.ethereal.com/ But that is not your problem, from your error messages Apache it is sending the header fine. The problem occurs later when the web server is trying to process the token sent from the browser. gss_accept_sec_context() failed:

Re: SSH with K5/AFS: anyone?

Sensei wrote: Hi. I don't have luck with SSH and K5/AFS. I'm trying to make a passwordless ssh trusting the k5 tickets and granting the access to afs using aklog (pam_openafs_session). I have these configuration: server with debian stable, ssh 3.6 --- clients with gentoo ssh 3.9, nothing

Kerberos and forwarded TGS-REQ -- help!

Hello, and thanks in advance for anyone that can help me out here. In my desperation I believe I've read every Krb5 MIT doc, and source but I cannot put two and two together to get my answer. My situation is that I am building a client Kerberos authentication subsystem for an application that

Re: Fedora2/Apache2 and Key Version Error

Cleared my tickets (had some old ones) and tried it all over again. I get this ticket in the kerbtray with this format... krbtgt/[EMAIL PROTECTED] Client Name [EMAIL PROTECTED] Service Name krbtgt/[EMAIL PROTECTED] Target Name krbtgt/[EMAIL PROTECTED] I can login using the username/password