Hi Kevin,
If I compile krb5-1.6.3 by following these steps
#export CFLAGS=-DDEBUG
./configure
make
but, I am facing problem with undefined references. I want to debug kdc.
I am doing some thing wrong in the process of compiling .
Thank you
naveen
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Hello
I want to use the module auth_mod_kerb for the web authentication .
Currently i m trying on RedHat enterprise linix 5.0
I have Openssl 0.9.8 g installed on it
But when i m trying to install apachae with ssl (apache 2.2.8 ),i m
getting some error.
Without ssl apache is getting installed
On 6/30/08, kul gupta [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello
I want to use the module mod_auth_kerb for the web authentication .
Currently i m trying on RedHat enterprise linix 5.0
I have Openssl 0.9.8 g installed on it
But when i m trying to install apachae with ssl (apache 2.2.8 ),i m
getting
Hi Kevin,
I found the problem, please help me in solving it. When decoding AS_REQ pa-data from the function asn1_decode_pa_pk_as_req_draft9( ..) in
file asn1_k_decode.c the macro get_implicit_octet_string(val-signedAuthPack.length, val-signedAuthPack.data, 0) is invoked.
which checks for
Kevin Coffman wrote:
Are you aware that there are two different flavors of pkinit? There
is the original protocol deployed by Microsoft in Windows 2000
(sometimes referred to as the Draft 9 version because it was
basically the version defined by draft 9 of the RFC) and then the
finalized RFC
Hello,
I would like to know if I can modify the ASN.1 files of kerberos.
Thanks.
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Hi,
Recently, I've set up an MIT kerberos realm. In this realm, there are a
few users, and an Apache HTTP server that I've successfully done
Kerberos-authentication against using mod_auth_kerb and firefox on the
client-side. So far so good.
Now when I try to do cross-realm authentication from a
Wouter Verhelst [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Now when I try to do cross-realm authentication from a Windows host, it
does not seem to work. The steps I've taken include:
- set up cross-realm authentication: I have a one-way incoming trust
relationship in Windows, and created a
Dear All,
It is really strange that the kinit does not work for me.
I am pretty confident about my krb5.conf and kdc.conf files.
They are good on the linux suse but when I have acutally started working
over the weekend ...it gives me this message as below for the kinit(on
solaris)
bash-3.00#
Questions relating to Apache and SSL have nothing to do with
Kerberos. I think you would get much better help from a RedHat or
Apache list.
Once you get Apache+SSL working, I suggest you ask on [EMAIL PROTECTED]
about any mod_auth_kerb issues.
Is there a reason you're not using the
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