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Sam Tran wrote:
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<pre wrap="">On 6/29/05, David Boreham <a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="mailto:david_list@boreham.org"><david_list@boreham.org></a> wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Sam Tran wrote:
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<pre wrap="">I would like to know what implementation of Kerberos is prefered to
setup SASL/GESSAPI with Fedora DS: MIT or Heimdal?
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<pre wrap="">It was developed tested and is supported with MIT (or the OS vendor's
native krb implementation in the case of other OS'es, which I believe
are all derived from MIT).
Doesn't mean that it won't work ok with Heimdal of course.
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Has anyone implemented FDS with Heimdal.
Heimdal allows you to store the user passwords in LDAP. Is there a
password change mechanism for that situation?
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There is a "ldap backend" for Heimdal, but it uses the non-standard
ldapi interface (e.g. LDAP through a unix domain file based socket
rather than a TCP/IP socket). You would have to port that code to use
an ldap or ldaps interface for use with FDS.<br>
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Otherwise, I'm not sure if GSSAPI supports a password change
mechanism. If so, you could do this through FDS.<br>
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Thanks.
Sam
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