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To: kerberos@MIT.EDU Date: 4 Feb 1996 23:28:08 GMT From: frnkzk@arcturus.bears.org (Kevin Kane) In article <tslybqj6miv.fsf@tertius.mit.edu>, Sam Hartman <hartmans@MIT.EDU> wrote: >>>>>> "Kevin" == Kevin Kane <frnkzk@arcturus.bears.org> writes: > > Kevin> I am trying to make the K4-based login program that comes > Kevin> with the K5 distribution work as the main login program. > Kevin> What I am having trouble with, however, is setting up the > Kevin> K4 srvtab correctly so that it will correctly fetch the > Kevin> root password. (I assume that is the problem, anyway) I > Kevin> have modified the program so that it will accept either a > Kevin> local password in /etc/passwd, or a Kerberos password. > > Kevin> I have confirmed that it is not a problem with it > Kevin> incorrectly seeing the console as a non-secure terminal, > Kevin> because if I put a root pw in /etc/passwd, it will come up > Kevin> ok. > >The srvtab for a machine is not associated with that machine's root >password. Instead, each machine that should allow root logins with a >password should have a password in /etc/passwd. Also, you can sort of >have a global root password (principal root), although this is not >intended to be used; it is a side effect of the way the code is >written. Ok, but I'd still like to set up a V4 srvtab. Can you tell me how? > -- Kevin Kane (Frnkzk) / Rockville, Maryland, USA / frnkzk@arcturus.bears.org
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