Charles Hedrick writes:
> This is a client-server pair designed to create home directories for
> users. When you’re using kerberized NFS the normal pam_mkhomedir won’t
> work, because it assumes that root can create directories in the file
> system. With kerberized NFS, root has no special privil
src/appl/simple
For a real example, see github, clhedrick/kerberos.git, in directory kmkhomedir
This is a client-server pair designed to create home directories for users.
When you’re using kerberized NFS the normal pam_mkhomedir won’t work, because
it assumes that root can create directories i
There are two samples in the Kerberos source that have both clients and
servers, I’m not at my computer but they’re called something like
sim_client and sample_client and server.
Chris
On Tue, Jan 11, 2022 at 14:44 Gupta, Divyansh via Kerberos
wrote:
> Hi Kerberos@MIT,
>
> I am attempting to cr
On Tue, Jan 11, 2022 at 08:08:49PM +, Gupta, Divyansh via Kerberos wrote:
>
> I am attempting to create an application server with Kerberos
> server-side authentication. I am finding plenty of examples on how to do
> authentication as a Kerberos client, but not finding guides on Kerberos
> ser
Hi Kerberos@MIT,
I am attempting to create an application server with Kerberos server-side
authentication. I am finding plenty of examples on how to do authentication as
a Kerberos client, but not finding guides on Kerberos server-side. I was
wondering if you could point me towards any guides o
