Ken and Michael,
Thanks for the responses.
Ken, our usage of KRB5 is actually straightforward. Trying to obtain the
codes first thing was only to try to understand the problem better. We have
no requirement to actually do this.
Michael, I believe you are correct about the MIT RT ticket #5841, ex
Hi,
Am Montag, 16. März 2009 22:06:53 schrieb Ken Raeburn:
> On Mar 16, 2009, at 16:50, Tom Anderberg wrote:
[...]
> > However, there are platforms (such as Linux) where we always just get
> > "Unknown code".
>
> Even after doing Kerberos library calls? That's probably a bug.
> (Though if y
On Mar 16, 2009, at 16:50, Tom Anderberg wrote:
> I work on a security library that provides access to Kerberos through
> GSS-API. We are trying to log Kerberos errors using
> gss_display_status. We
> have noticed that the same error code can, at different times, produce
> either a helpful or an
Hi all,
I work on a security library that provides access to Kerberos through
GSS-API. We are trying to log Kerberos errors using gss_display_status. We
have noticed that the same error code can, at different times, produce
either a helpful or an unhelpful error message. Sometimes this seems to
de
