John Koyle wrote:
Make sure you are using the pam module. Here's the
/etc/security/pam_unix2.conf file on all my suse systems:
auth: call_modules=krb5afs nullok
account:use_ldap call_modules=krb5afs
password: call_modules=krb5afs nullok
session:none
This is my pam_unix2.c
Franco "Sensei" wrote:
Hi.
I'm using openssh 3.9p1 for sso under various distributions: mainly
debian which ships with openssh 3.4p1, suse and rh (the latter is not
so important for me now). My environment is openafs (no kaserver), mit
kerberos 5.
Suse user heimdal, so kinit gets tickets and a
Hi.
I'm using openssh 3.9p1 for sso under various distributions: mainly
debian which ships with openssh 3.4p1, suse and rh (the latter is not so
important for me now). My environment is openafs (no kaserver), mit
kerberos 5.
Suse user heimdal, so kinit gets tickets and a token directly. I can
