.k5login wildcard

2003-10-21 Thread Michael Conlen
I am trying to work out a system where a principle */[EMAIL PROTECTED] has access to login to an account (guess which one) or su to that account. I noticed a few years ago David Cross merged in a patch with alpha support for wildcards in the .k5login file, but that's the last I ever saw of

RE: .k5login wildcard

2003-10-21 Thread Tim Alsop
Michael, Would you be interested in a pam authorisation (not authentication) module that allowed you to store and manage this account name mapping information centrally in an ldap directory (or other central repository of information) ? You would not need to manage .k5login files in user home

Re: [Qustion]ticket forwarding problem....help!!!!!!

2003-10-21 Thread Russ Allbery
=?ks c 5601-1987?B?s6rAsby6?= [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Our system using kerberos-1.3.1 But 'rlogin -f' or 'rlogin -F' option occurs error!!! example [dev1:/tmp/krb5-1.3.1/doc] kinit -f skyhawk Password for [EMAIL PROTECTED]: [dev1:/tmp/krb5-1.3.1/doc] rlogin -F -x -l account hostname