[4046] in Kerberos
Re: Basic Bones Questions
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Gary Gaskell)
Tue Oct 18 04:37:58 1994
To: kerberos@MIT.EDU
Date: Tue, 18 Oct 94 04:10:58 GMT
From: gaskell@thunder.dstc.qut.edu.au (Gary Gaskell)
Stacey Bennett (S.P.Bennett@cs.bham.ac.uk) wrote:
: We have just got over a copy of Bones and are planning to get it up
: and running as a starting point for understanding and gaining
: experience with Kerberos. We have a number Operating Systems options
: on which to install Bones which include:
: Solaris 2.3 on Spark stations
: Solaris 2.4 on Intel
: SCO on Intel
: DRS/NX for Spark and Intel
: Does anyone have any experience of setting up Bones or MIT Kerberos on
: these, and which would they recommend as the most straight forward to
: start with, and also, are there any fundamental building problems. Which C is
: Bones written in and is it V4 or V5 Kerberos as I can't find any
: documentation specifically related to Bones. Any other tips, hints or
: pearls of wisdom greatly appreciated.
: Cheers,
: Stacey
: ----------------------------------------------------------------------
: Stacey Bennett spb@cs.bham.ac.uk
: School of Computer Science
: University of Birmingham
: UK
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Stacey, Bones is V 4. But far be it for me to be an expert on it. You should find good (well okay) documentation in the version 4 docs directory, which you should be able to get.
As for those platforms, I have used none of them. Try to pick one close to
one of the platforms that is in a #define somewhere (can't recall the file
just now)
have fun.
Gary
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Gary Gaskell
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