Assar Westerlund wrote:
[... Kerberos explanations ...]
> I hope this makes it clearer.
Yeah, it does. I want to get Kerberos set up here so I can do some testing
before I check things in, but it should go in. It'll probably be a few weeks
since I'm going to be on vacation next week.
A few more questions for my personal edification, though:
Is the "cvs" portion of the "cvs/*@EXAMPLE.COM" that the server verifies all that
prevents the client from obtaining a ticket for, say,
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" and using that to accerss CVS?
Is it possible for the Kerberos server to grant a ticket to the CVS client
(assumedly through the CVS server) for anything other than
"cvs/<somehost>@EXAMPLE.COM"? In what cases?
Derek
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