Hi!
I'm trying to use cURL within cygwin to load a website that requires
kerberos-authentication. I have read multiple guides I have found, and
I'm trying the following:
- Create the file /etc/krb5.conf and set the default_realm
- Run 'kinit' to request a kerberos ticket
- R
t.o sshconnect1.o sshconnect2.o mux.o
roaming_common.o roaming_client.o /c/Program\
Files/MIT/Kerberos/bin/gssapi32.dll -L. -Lopenbsd-compat/
-L/c/Progra~1/MIT/Kerberos/lib/i386 -lssh -lopenbsd-compat -lgssapi32 -lresolv
-lcrypto -lz
ht
[1] http://cygwin.com/ml/cygwin/2009-07/msg00241.h
se who is familiar with KRB5 to tell me
> it really works (or tell me how else I could test it).
I can probably find some time to test a small installation. I'd
think most users would just want the client tools and the GSSAPI
integration in sshd to work. I'd be a little surprised if someo
On 12/08/2009 14:55, Alec Kloss wrote:
I'm not having much luck with heimdal-1.2.1 from cygwin-ports trunk
on Cygwin 1.7 beta. This is all downloaded today. cygwin-ports
revision 7337.
1) If patch(1) is segfaulting, something else is wrong with your
installation.
2) Why is your cygport(1)
I'm not having much luck with heimdal-1.2.1 from cygwin-ports trunk
on Cygwin 1.7 beta. This is all downloaded today. cygwin-ports
revision 7337.
wiley% cat out.txt
>>> Preparing heimdal-1.2.1-1
*** Info: SOURCE 1 signature follows:
gpg: WARNING: using insecure memory!
gpg: please see htt
ound
>>> no reports of success. The following involves a number of hacks, but
>>> it works, which may be of use to some.
>>
>>
>> What would be *really* cool: Somebody volunteering as Cygwin package
>> maintainer for a Kerberos 5 package.
>>
On 07/07/2009 04:52, Corinna Vinschen wrote:
What would be *really* cool: Somebody volunteering as Cygwin package
maintainer for a Kerberos 5 package.
Ports has provided heimdal for some time (heimdal is fully autotooled,
so it's a lot easier to build correctly than MIT-KRB5), but I
se to some.
What would be *really* cool: Somebody volunteering as Cygwin package
maintainer for a Kerberos 5 package.
Corinna. Corinna! Wake up. You're having a dream. ;-)
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use to some.
What would be *really* cool: Somebody volunteering as Cygwin package
maintainer for a Kerberos 5 package.
Corinna
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ht writes:
> There's been a lot of interest in this over the years, but I've found
> no reports of success. The following involves a number of hacks, but
> it works, which may be of use to some.
>
> 1) Download and install
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There's been a lot of interest in this over the years, but I've found
no reports of success. The following involves a number of hacks, but
it works, which may be of use to some.
1) Download and install MIT Kerberos for Windows -- I used
include a kerberos implementation (MIT or
Heimdal, for instance) along with kerberos support compiled into the
main openssh package? Are there any issues here that I'm not aware of?
I've tried to compile the MIT package a couple of times without success
but I don't know how much work
Hi,
I have searched through the main mailing list archives and not come up
with anything that seems even partially relevant except perhaps a recent
email regarding LSA which did not seem to address my exact question. Is
it possible for Cygwin to include a kerberos implementation (MIT or
Heimdal
Hi,
I have build Cygwin from cvs source with Kerberos option and sshd log still
shows as Unsupported option. Here are the details:
1) Build Command:
(/oss/src/configure --with-kerberos5 --prefix=/oss/install -v; make) >& make.out
2) sshd log:
/etc/sshd_config line 68: Unsupported
On Oct 9 17:07, Sam Liddicott wrote:
> I've read about cygwin, ssh and network access till my neck hurts.
>
> It seems to me that if someone :-) integrates ssh kerberos
> authentication such that sshd accepts an AD kerberos ticket, that
> _maybe_ this could be associated wit
Sam Liddicott wrote:
I've read about cygwin, ssh and network access till my neck hurts.
It seems to me that if someone :-) integrates ssh kerberos
authentication such that sshd accepts an AD kerberos ticket, that
_maybe_ this could be associated with the login and give the client
sessio
I've read about cygwin, ssh and network access till my neck hurts.
It seems to me that if someone :-) integrates ssh kerberos
authentication such that sshd accepts an AD kerberos ticket, that
_maybe_ this could be associated with the login and give the client
session the right credentials t
I was trying to get cvsnt to work, and at the
time it explicitly required krb, while the cvshome (now ximbiot)
"official" cvs merely had krb as an optional dependency.
However, I don't use kerberos, so I would be an ineffective maintainer.
Plus, I had (have) no intention o
Dan Stratila wrote:
> I was wondering why (MIT) Kerberos is not an official cygwin package? There
> are many cons for it:
The only reason that it is not an official package is that no one has
volunteered to do it. The packaging guide on the web site describes
everything necessary. But n
Hi,
I was wondering why (MIT) Kerberos is not an official cygwin package? There
are many cons for it:
1) Kerberos is very useful to many people (e.g. MIT, Stanford, government
agencies, large companies). It looks like it is becoming even more popular
with Microsoft and the major Linux
Kevin Van Workum wrote:
There is a site that I need to access via kerberos. Has anyone built the
kerberos clients on cygwin? I have a windows version of kinit, which
lets me get a ticket. I can then use putty's ssh to login. I'd like to
use the cygwin OpenSSH to do this. If I try
There is a site that I need to access via kerberos. Has anyone built the
kerberos clients on cygwin? I have a windows version of kinit, which lets
me get a ticket. I can then use putty's ssh to login. I'd like to use the
cygwin OpenSSH to do this. If I try, I get:
debug1: Authentica
On Jan 23 13:07, King Lung Chiu wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Is kerberos support enabled by default on the latest binary ssh that comes
> with Cygwin? (OpenSSH_3.7.1p2)
No.
> Do I need to compile kerberos support into it myself? Or did I miss some
> settings?
Yes. No.
Corinna
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Hi,
Is kerberos support enabled by default on the latest binary ssh that comes
with Cygwin? (OpenSSH_3.7.1p2)
I've just installed it and ran it with KRB5CCNAME set to my TGT's
location (klist reads it fine), but it still asks for a password.
Do I need to compile kerberos suppo
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