Re: Openssl and Kerberos

2003-03-11 Thread Jeffrey Altman
Certs are not used when authenticating with Kerberos.  You must have a Kerberos Ticket Getting Ticket retrieved via kinit.   Everything else (other than restricting the cipher suite to Kerberos ciphers) should be transparent to the applications. Either the SSL_connect() and SSL_accept() succeed

Re: Openssl and Kerberos

2003-03-11 Thread Markus Moeller
On Tuesday 11 Mar 2003 12:12, Jeffrey Altman wrote: Jeff, thanks for the link. The only problem I have now is how to filter out of the hundred of options the ones related to openssl/kerberos? Also I was wondering, what you would need to do if you write your own little client/server program. (e

Re: Openssl and Kerberos

2003-03-11 Thread Jeffrey Altman
C-Kermit 8.0 implements it for both client and server sides. - Jeff Markus Moeller wrote: Are there any example programs documentations of how to use Openssl with Kerberos for authentication/encryption (rfc2712) ? Thank you Markus _

Openssl and Kerberos

2003-03-11 Thread Markus Moeller
Are there any example programs documentations of how to use Openssl with Kerberos for authentication/encryption (rfc2712) ? Thank you Markus __ OpenSSL Project http://www.openssl.org User Support M

Re: Openssl and kerberos

1999-02-07 Thread Jeffrey Altman
> I having been having probs with dynamic loading of my ssl apps because of > the name of libcrypto is the same as libcyrpto of kerberos. Can you please > can the name to libcryptossl or libsslcrypto ? > > That would be great! I am asking kerberos people to change there name > also. The Kerbero

Openssl and kerberos

1999-02-07 Thread Stephen Webb
I having been having probs with dynamic loading of my ssl apps because of the name of libcrypto is the same as libcyrpto of kerberos. Can you please can the name to libcryptossl or libsslcrypto ? That would be great! I am asking kerberos people to change there name also. If you replace to this

Re: OpenSSL and Kerberos, again

1999-01-16 Thread Mark H. Wood
On Wed, 17 Nov 1999, Wilfredo Sanchez wrote: [quote from me snipped] > I believe krb5 1.1 uses the name libkrb5crypto.a. It wouldn't > hurt for OpenSSL to use a less generic name, though. *sigh* It looks like I picked up 1.0.6 just hours before 1.1 was released. Thanks, everybody. I'll lo