Matthew Runo wrote:
I am working on a project that requires Kerberos authentication,
however - we are unable to use the apache module that one would
normally use [sys admin.. *grumble*].
I searched the archives to find a script that would authenticate a user
against a Kerberos server, and found
On Fri, 13 Aug 2004 12:26:45 -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> Well, UC Santa Cruz uses a Kerberos server to authenticate students and faculty
> onto their network. We need to create a login form that will allow various
> departments to use a web-based-interface to log into thei
Well, UC Santa Cruz uses a Kerberos server to authenticate students and faculty
onto their network. We need to create a login form that will allow various
departments to use a web-based-interface to log into their websites, and they'd
all like to use the pre-existing Kerberos server to do so. That
On Thu, 12 Aug 2004 21:15:40 -0700, Matthew Runo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I am working on a project that requires Kerberos authentication,
> however - we are unable to use the apache module that one would
> normally use [sys admin
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Hello-
I am working on a project that requires Kerberos authentication,
however - we are unable to use the apache module that one would
normally use [sys admin.. *grumble*].
I searched the archives to find a script that would authenticate a user
a
Hi all. I'd like to use Kerberos to authenticate users and I'm looking
for a decent tutorial on how to accomplish this. I've Googled this and
have searched the archives but I can't find any decent links which point
to useful tutorials.
Anyone have one they'd like to share?
Cheers and TIA,
Pabl
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