n has access to / every role he has.
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> Right, so let me get this straight; Presently the Kerbe
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Subject: Re: JAAS Realm Authentication with Kerberos
Right, so let me get this straight; Presently the KerberosLoginModule saves
the role information (defined as u...@realm) as a Principal which is then
compared against the literal string defined in web.xml. So what
helps,
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Hope this helps,
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-Original Message-
From: geofrey rainey [mailto:geofr...@gmail.com]
Sent: Tuesday, June 01, 2010 4:05 AM
To: users@tomcat.apache.org
Subject: JAAS Realm Authentication with Kerberos
Hello,
I've
Hello,
I’ve been following this fairly self-explanatory document on Kerberos
authentication against an AD. If I hard-code the u...@realm in the web.xml
file, authentication is successful. However obviously what one really wants
is the actual user credentials as stored in the Principals class,
java
