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* Dimitry Markman (dmark...@mathworks.com) wrote: > I was asking our 3p library people how to add windows support to gss and they > said that on windows we should use SSPI They're correct. > I’m not really familiar with either gssapi or SSPI Kerberos support is provided through SSPI on Windows. On Linux and Unix systems in general, it's provided through GSSAPI. On the wire, the two are (mostly) compatible. > I see that macOS has builtin support for gssapi, so all I need is to use > –with-gssapi On most Unix-based systems (and certainly for MacOS), you should be installing MIT Kerberos and using that for your GSSAPI library. The GSSAPI library included with MacOS has not been properly maintained by Apple and is woefully out of date and using it will absolutely cause you undue headaches. > On linux I use MIT Kerberos that we build in our 3p environment (only linux) Yes, MIT Kerberos on Linux makes sense. > When I ask to build MIT Kerberos on windows that’s when I was advised simply > to use SSPI That's correct, you should be using SSPI on Windows is the vast majority of cases. Thanks, Stephen
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