Hello!!! thanks for all the inputs. :) okay here's the thing.
I have the following:
iplanet C-sdk
SEAM
solaris 8 machine
active directory ldap server
All of them are already built. How do I use the cyrus sasl in this
case? Do I need to recompile anything from the above list or just
compile sasl
melissa benkyo [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hello!!! thanks for all the inputs. :) okay here's the thing.
I have the following:
iplanet C-sdk
SEAM
solaris 8 machine
active directory ldap server
All of them are already built. How do I use the cyrus sasl in this
case? Do I need to recompile
the iPlanet directory server does not support GSSAPI authentication at
all. This probably means that their client libraries don't support it
either. You probably want better client libraries; the OpenLDAP client
libraries are excellent. I could be wrong on this, though.
I expect that Sun will
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Sam Hartman) wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]...
melissa == melissa benkyo [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
melissa hello all, How do I use kerberos api calls and ldap? I
melissa know ldap needs the sasl gssapi to authenticate to it
melissa with the kerberos.
On Apr 12, 2004, at 9:38 AM, melissa_benkyo wrote:
hello!!! thanks for the resposnse I was hoping not to use SASL since
this means that it is a third party software. I was planning on using
the native protocols available to the OS such as the ldap and the
kerberos. Do u know how to use the
melissa benkyo [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
hello!!! thanks for the resposnse I was hoping not to use SASL since
this means that it is a third party software. I was planning on using
the native protocols available to the OS such as the ldap and the
kerberos.
Native to what OS? The Cyrus SASL
Hi brian,
thanks for the info. I guess, I'm looking for a way not to use cyrus
if possible cause I'm not sure how to use it with SEAM? :D I'm going
to be using the native SEAM on solaris. Do I need to install it again
if I were to enable it to use cyrus? There are actually more parts
involved
