Re: Elementary PKINIT questions (MIT Kerberos/Linux configuration)

2023-03-28 Thread Jason White via Kerberos
On 28/3/23 09:24, Ken Hornstein wrote: You can specify the certificate exactly on the 'kinit' command line with the "-X X509_user_identity" option (this has the same format as the pkinit_identities option in krb5.conf). Now this option isn't supported for kadmin, but you can do: % kinit -X

Elementary PKINIT questions (MIT Kerberos/Linux configuration)

2023-03-28 Thread Jason White via Kerberos
Dear kerberos community, I've set up a very small MIT Kerberos installation for my own use, with MIT Kerberos under Linux. In experimenting with the PKINIT configuration, I have essentially followed the MIT Kerberos documentation (using openssl to generate keys and certificates), and reached