hi, has anyone experience of integrating kerberos authenticationwithin kdb and willing to share the experience.thks.
hi guys - my first post to the group.An easy way is to call a custom module that uses PAM for auth(assuming you are on linux/solaris). As .z.pw would pass the usernameand password to the function call, the module can just then callpam_check to validate via the system pam_krb5.so for kerberos basedauth.Otherwise you can write something to check kerberos yourself so you’dbe able to handle tickets or keytabs as well. This will be a morecomplete integration but would also be more involved.On Nov 30, 12:53?am, hunkemoller <hunkemol…> wrote:> hi, has anyone experience of integrating kerberos authentication> within kdb and willing to share the experience.>> thks.</hunkemol…>
thanks, will report back with anything of (potential) interest to thegroup.hunkemollerOn Dec 3, 10:59?am, iuh <i…> wrote:> hi guys - my first post to the group.>> An easy way is to call a custom module that uses PAM for auth> (assuming you are on linux/solaris). ?As .z.pw would pass the username> and password to the function call, the module can just then call> pam_check to validate via the system pam_krb5.so for kerberos based> auth.>> Otherwise you can write something to check kerberos yourself so you’d> be able to handle tickets or keytabs as well. ?This will be a more> complete integration but would also be more involved.>> On Nov 30, 12:53?am, hunkemoller <hunkemol…> wrote:>> > hi, has anyone experience of integrating kerberos authentication> > within kdb and willing to share the experience.>> > thks.</hunkemol…></i…>
Any update on this? I’ll be interested to hear what you managed to do…