In comp.protocols.kerberos, Yeechang Lee [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
3) I've had public key SSH logins working well between all three boxes
for some time. Given that fact, I wonder if I should even bother to
switch to Kerberized SSH logins in the first place on any of my
boxes. Put another way,
I've installed MIT Kerberos 5 to provide single signon among the three
boxes in my home network. Given that I'm a casual user I'm rather
proud of my little setup, complete with regularly-updated slave KDC as
backup. It's quite neat using Kerberos tickets to authenticate console
logins, sudos, and
Entity Yeechang Lee spoke thus:
3) I've had public key SSH logins working well between all three
boxes for some time. Given that fact, I wonder if I should even bother
to switch to Kerberized SSH logins in the first place on any of my
boxes. Put another way, is there any reason to believe
Yeechang == Yeechang Lee [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Yeechang It took me quite a while to figure out why Kerberos SSH
Yeechang connections *didn't* work to and from the iBook; for
Yeechang others' benefit, it's due to the change in OpenSSH 3.8
Yeechang from gssapi to
