[5279] in Kerberos
Re: Kerberos 5b43 or 5b5 on HP-UX?
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Adam Bernstein)
Thu May 25 15:36:03 1995
To: kerberos@MIT.EDU
Date: 25 May 1995 11:50:55 -0700
From: adam@kerby.ocsg.com (Adam Bernstein)
In article <3q0q1l$t7d@ns9000.furman.edu>,
Mike Wilder,Computer Center,2021,294-1456 <mwilder@furman.edu> wrote:
>Anybody out there who has successfully compiled and installed KRB5B43 or
>KRB5B5 under HP-UX 9.x? I need it for authentication on a DEC terminal
Yes, the KRB5B5 code only for HP-UX 9.01. The auto configure did a
pretty good job, but I needed to add an extra compile define, -D_HPUX_SOURCE,
to get it to build.
I did not use any installation method provided by the distribution, as
my purpose for building the code was interoperability testing with
previous K5 releases, so I cannot comment on how well that works.
The /krb5/krb.conf converter script worked ok, once you told it
where your copy of perl is.
The KDC and client utilities all worked. I never did get logged in
using rlogin. The session just hung and I never saw a shell prompt.
The Kerberos authentication component of rlogin appeared to work, I
had a host/ service ticket in my cred cache, and the krlogind and rlogin
programs were running, but in a hung state.
>server and I would prefer to run it on my G30. However, I'm not a programmer
>by trade (and by choice) so my debugging skills are somewhat limited when it
>comes to things like this. Add to that that I've only been following current
>events with Kerberos for about a week now and you have one confused
>individual.
>
>Actually I only need KRB4 I suppose, but I couldn't help but notice that KRB5
>has an autoconf-generated configuration and KRB4 did not. :-) If anybody can
>help with this, I would greatly appreciate it.
>
If you mean the ./krb5-beta4.5/src/lib/krb4 tree, it uses the
autoconfigure mechanism.
>
>Mike Wilder
>Coordinator of Network Services
>Furman University Information Services
Adam
Adam Bernstein / CyberSAFE Corporation / adam@cybersafe.com
Kerberos version 4 & 5 / Security Assessments and Consulting
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