[1217] in Kerberos
Re: Kerberized clients and servers
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Hascall John Paul)
Tue Jan 29 15:32:30 1991
Date: 29 Jan 91 19:00:53 GMT
From: john@IASTATE.EDU (Hascall John Paul)
Reply-To: john@IASTATE.EDU (Hascall John Paul)
To: kerberos@shelby.Stanford.EDU
In article <1991Jan23.054126.22458@news.iastate.edu>, john@iastate.edu (Hascall
John Paul) writes:
> In article <1991Jan22.181236.19585@eng.ufl.edu> pak@heifer.eng.ufl.edu (Philip
A. Kufeldt) writes:
> }Can I get any help with regards to the existance or non existance of
> } various kerberized bsd clients and servers. For example, is ther a
> } kerberos verion of ftp, ftpd, telnet, telnetd, rexecd, etc....
> would be an interesting idea... I have modified our ftp[d] to
> do appropriate kerberos/hesiod/attach things, but it is based on
> Ultrix source so I can't really send the source to you (I could
> send my additions if you also have source of some sort).
I have received several requests for these, so when things calm down here
a little I will post a message indicating that they% can be had be anonymous
ftp from iastate.edu (129.186.254.151) -- at the *very* worst it will be the
end of Feb. when "export release 1" of our project is to be made available.
For those contemplating striking out on their own early, I used
two new "X" commands (wouldn't compatibility be nice?):
XKAD xxxxxx CRLF (the rcmd authenticator hexified)
XKPW yyyyyy CRLF (password as mk_priv hexified)
Q: Is there a way to get a tgt without passing the password? I am
guessing there isn't. I assume that this will be possible under
V5 of the protocol?
I am also working on passing similar data in a telnet option, I have
been using telnet option 40 (if this goes any further an official option
number should be requested/assigned). Something like:
telnet sends telnetd sends
IAC WILL AUTH
IAC DO AUTH
IAC SB AUTH xxxxxx SPACE yyyyyy IAC SE
John
% I am still trying to determine if the Ultrix source is any different
from the vanilla BSD source -- so you may get the whole thing or you may
get diffs.
--
John Hascall An ill-chosen word is the fool's messenger.
Project Vincent
Iowa State University Computation Center john@iastate.edu
Ames, IA 50011 (515) 294-9551
