[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Fred Dennis wrote:
I'm trying to create a seamless sign on to a web site
using Solaris (Kerberos installed), Apache
(mod_auth_kerb installed), MS Active directory, and IE
client.
I was doing some Google searches the other day for a similar project
and found
Luciano Bolonheis wrote:
Hi,
i'm trying to make a Single sign-on environment... and I have all the
possible problems...
using the mod_auth_kerb with apache in internet explorer, it
authenticate but asks for the password. I get a ticket with the Kfw
Leash32 application, and even with valid
Richard Gundersen wrote:
Hi
I have written a Java web application which has a basic password login
screen. This works fine, but I would now like to allow users into my
system if they have previously authenticated against Active Directory.
I.E. if they can provide a valid kerberos ticket,
Richard Gundersen wrote:
Hi
I have written a Java web application which has a basic password login
screen. This works fine, but I would now like to allow users into my
system if they have previously authenticated against Active Directory.
I.E. if they can provide a valid kerberos ticket,
Richard Gundersen wrote:
Hi Nikola
Thanks for your quick and detailed reply. While it would be great if
Tomcat could interpret SPNEGO, I don't mind setting up Apache to sit
in front of Tomcat (in fact I was going to do this anyway for speeding
up the static content).
Most people advocate
Rodney M Dyer wrote:
At 12:41 PM 7/29/2005, Nebergall, Christopher wrote:
Are there ANY mail client programs besides MS Outlook on any OS which
support kerberos ticket authentication to Microsoft exchange?
How about IMAP kerberized client in general? I'm using Cyrus IMAP 2.2.10
on Tru64
Luis Daniel Lucio Quiroz wrote:
MOD_KRB5 or whatever you are using just auth agains krb db without ticket
support. Read documentation.
Instead of that you could use mod_auth_ntlm, it works in a single-sign-on
mode.
mod_auth_krb5 can use BOTH clinet (accept HTTP-Auth BASIC and run like a
Christopher Kranz wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (paul b) wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]...
Hello,
I am currently developping a web single signon-system and I am
thinking about using Kerberos for this propose
[snip]
Perhaps someone can tell me if Kerberos is really a good solution
Sam Hartman wrote:
Lukas == Lukas Kubin [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Lukas Is there any progress in the ability of Kerberos libraries
Lukas on Linux to be used by threads-enabled applications? I'm
Lukas still having troubles using sasl kerberos authentication to
Lukas ldap server
We've had experience supporting multi realms on a single server. Here
is what you want to do:
1.) Start one instance of kadmind for each realm that you want to
administrate. Use the -r switch on the commandline to specify the
realm that will be managed, ie:
kadmind -r
Hi all.
As the subject says, is MIT Kerberos thread-safe and if it is, which version?
OpenLDAP FAQ warns that MIT Kerberos libraries are not thread safe and that one should
either use --no-threads when building it or build with Heimdal implementation. Now,
I have gotten quite used to MIT
Am I reading the docs correctly?
The man page of krb5kdc states that there can be only one realm per TCP/UDP port. Am
I reading it right?
Nix.
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Marc wrote:
Hello,
I am currently making a HP-UX 11i authenticate itself to a Windows 2000
KDC using HP-UX Secure Shell which is the following version (output from
swlist):
Sorry for being slightly off the topic, but your e-mail doesn't work.
Could someone give me pointers to docs
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