Jacques A. Vidrine wrote:
> Is `hostname.domain.com' the same as the output of the hostname > command? yes hostname is the same output except that with hostname i don't get the domainname. > If I recall correctly, Simon's modifications indirectly use > gethostname() to determine the server principal name to use. This is > different than what most Kerberos network applications do (they > typically use getsockname()). It matters if your machine has multiple > interfaces, or if for any other reason your hostname is different than > the name you give the client. > > i.e. > > client% ssh foo > > server% hostname > bar > > foo and bar must match. > > I sent Simon some patches some time ago to (a) allow one to specify > how to get the server name in the server (sshd) and (b) allow one to > specify a different name to use at the client (ssh) to handle such > cases, as well as tunneling and things of that nature where the > network name does not match the server name. I can dig them up if you > like. If you think that can help for my problem I would be please to try yes. Regards ________________________________________________ Kerberos mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mailman.mit.edu/mailman/listinfo/kerberos
