On Tue, 28 Feb 2006, Eric Youngdale wrote:
> When I first built openssh with kerberos turned on, I just ran configure, and
> the resulting Makefile was using libgssapi.so,
That's very odd. Recent OpenSSH's use krb5-config to work out which
libraries to use, and MIT's krb5-config certainly tells
[ cross-posted both to openssh-unix-dev and kerberos@mit.edu as this
question has been asked on both lists ]
The first and most important point to note here is that the problem you're
seeing isn't a bug in OpenSSH - it's a problem with the libraries that
your vendor is shipping, and in parti
On Sat, 4 Jun 2005, Buck Huppmann wrote:
> anybody know if somebody's working on the issue of how to refresh cred-
> entials forwarded/delegated to a an SSH session?
I occasionally start thinking about it, but I haven't yet got as far as
writing any code. There's a lot of dependencies here, and
On Tue, 22 Jul 2003, Nikola Milutinovic wrote:
> 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
If you're purely using Kerberos V through the SASL interface, you can get
around this by patching t