Hi Marcio,
That looks OK. TT means the helper requires additional data from the client
which I did not prepare a test for. In my case I get the AF response.
# /opt/squid-trunk/sbin/negotiate_kerberos_auth_test opensuse42.suse.home |
awk '{sub(/Token:/,"YR"); print $0}END{print "QQ"}' |
Hi Markus, thank you for help me.
When I type the klist command, the result is:
Ticket cache: FILE:/tmp/krb5cc_0
Default principal: rob...@cms.ensino.br
Valid starting Expires Service principal
28-08-2016 22:40:53 29-08-2016 08:40:53 krbtgt/cms.ensino...@cms.ensino.br
HI Marcio,
The helper need a Kerberos token as input. Please have a look at
test_negotiate_auth.sh which is in src/auth/negotiate/kerberos of the trunk
version. The squid hostname must match the entry in your keytab and you must
have done kinit to authenticate against a Kerberos server
I have trouble to authenticate Squid3 with kerberos in Samba4 domain. I'm
using CentOS 7 and Squid 3.3.8 (yum install squid)
When I type the bellow command in terminal:
/usr/lib64/squid/negotiate_kerberos_auth -d -i -s HTTP/
proxy.cms.ensino...@cms.ensino.br
john xyz@12345
I have the following
