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authenticating arbitrary service via web auth...

daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Karl Pitrich)
Wed May 28 05:26:37 2003

From: Karl Pitrich <karl.pitrich@fabasoft.com>
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hi all,

following scenario:

web browser -> http server/CGI -> CGI-application using kerberos to=20
                                  connect to proprietary RPC on port x.


the RPC service is hosted in s2k and linux.
on w2k, i added a user to the activedirectory and used
ktpass --princ RPCSERVICE@REALM -mapuser RPCUSR .. etc.
to create a keytab which i imported in my local keytab.
this works, as long as i kinit the machine and user running the http
server. (not apache, btw.)

how would be te simplest/sanest way to authenticate such a setup
via the WWW-Auth entered by the user at the browser?
(i just dont get it how mod_auth_krb does this on apache)

is it always necessary to get a ticket?

what would be the correct way to grant using a service via a http/cgi
server to several users within a kerberos realm?
                                 =20


manyTIA,


karl


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