One question regarding Kerberos authentication in ftpd is whether the daemon
supports only password authentication against the kerberos database, or if
it can support authentication using a service ticket from a user who has
already gotten a TGT (passwordless login).

Also, what (if any) openbsd-compatible ftp client/server implementations are
there that do support krb5/gssapi for passwordless auth?

Ditto for sshd; I see that if the user's login class has one of the krb*
authentication styles, the password provided at login is used to
authenticate as a principle against the kerberos realm. Is the only way to
enable seamless ticket authentication in sshd to enable
GSSAPIAuthentication?

Will a user that logs in remotely via SSH and authenticates against the
kerberos database (krb5 / krb5-or-pwd) get a TGT in their credential cache?
I know that this is the case with a local console login...

DS

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