kerberized tcpserver

2006-10-13 Thread Wesley Chow
Is there a kerberized tcpserver or inetd program out there? What I'd like to do is kerberize an rsync file transfer session without having to go through ssh. It also seems like having such a program would be useful to kerberize any services that are already written with inetd or tcpserver

Re: kerberized tcpserver

2006-10-13 Thread Jeffrey Hutzelman
On Friday, October 13, 2006 05:05:37 PM -0400 Wesley Chow [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Is there a kerberized tcpserver or inetd program out there? What I'd like to do is kerberize an rsync file transfer session without having to go through ssh. It also seems like having such a program would

Re: kerberized tcpserver

2006-10-13 Thread Wesley Chow
Jeffrey Hutzelman wrote: Kerberos only provides authentication and a shared secret. To properly kerberize an application protocol, it has to protect its commands and data from tampering by actually _doing_ something with that secret. There are a number of tools out there, including