Hi, I need to manage multiple Windows ADs at work thus I made couple of new python lib ports to have Ansible working with winrm transport and thus have possibility to use OpenBSD and Ansible to manage remote Windows boxes.
Tested with remote Windows 2016 with ntlm, kerberos auth.
Only thing is I'm not really sure I made correctly py-kerberos port,
I could not manage to have port-lib-depends-check without some bogus
output (read Heimdal involved here).
There's no difference between OpenBSD and other *nix system to
make winrm working. But if you would need some 'howto', I can provide
steps.
Jiri
sysutils/py-winrm (default is with ntlm support)
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- textproc/py-xmltodict [new]
- py-requests-ntlm [new]
- security/py-ntlm-auth [new]
- devel/py-six
- devel/py-six
- www/requests
sysutils/py-winrm + kerberos support
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- textproc/py-xmltodict [new]
- py-requests-ntlm [new]
- security/py-ntlm-auth [new]
- devel/py-six
- devel/py-six
- www/requests
- (optional) www/py-requests-kerberos [new]
- www/py-requests
- security/py-cryptography
- security/py-kerberos [new]
sysutils/py-winrm + credssp support
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- textproc/py-xmltodict [new]
- py-requests-ntlm [new]
- security/py-ntlm-auth [new]
- devel/py-six
- devel/py-six
- www/requests
- (optional) www/py-requests-credssp [new]
- security/py-ntlm-auth [new]
- security/py-openssl
- www/py-requests
py-kerberos.tgz
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py-ntlm-auth.tgz
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py-requests-credssp.tgz
Description: application/tar-gz
py-requests-kerberos.tgz
Description: application/tar-gz
py-requests-ntlm.tgz
Description: application/tar-gz
py-winrm.tgz
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py-xmltodict.tgz
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