Date: Wed, 27 Sep 1995 14:25:18 -0600 From: Paul Marsh <marsh@pegasus.BigSky.Net> To: freebsd-questions@freebsd.org Subject: Kerberos Questions Message-ID: <199509272025.OAA14628@pegasus.BigSky.Net>
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For those of you that monitor comp.unix.bsd.freebsd.misc, this is a repost of a problem I posted there a number of days ago. I'm attempting to install kerberos on what is now the latest stable relase. I was initially confused by the FreeBSD handbook on kerberos, and attempted to build both kerberos, and eBones. Now I think I have things installed, but am running into other difficulties. I have a couple of more generic questions before I detail my current problem. 1) Can someone give me some pointers to kerberos documentation, as it relates to FreeBSD? 2) Is there a kadmin and/or kadmind for kerberos, (I only see it in the eBones distribution0, or is it necessary? 3) How about kpasswd? (I seem to have run across that one a number of times in my journies. :-) Here's a description of my latest problem. I've gone through the process described in the handbook as far as I can. (i.e. set up the /etc/kerberosIV files, kdb_init, kstash, kdb_edit with principals = passwd and rcmd, and ext_srvtab.) There was no kadmind, so I proceeded to set up a user "newbie" with kdb_edit, (no instance, but supplied a password). I verified the user on the server with the kinit, and klist programs. cygnus# kinit newbie Kerberos Initialization for "newbie" Password: cygnus# klist Ticket file: /tmp/tkt0 Principal: newbie@BigSky.Net Issued Expires Principal Sep 26 13:18:53 Sep 26 21:18:53 krbtgt.BigSky.Net@BigSky.Net When I try to login (as newbie), from a server running kerberos, I get an error in my kerberos.log file, as follows. 27-Sep-95 10:32:57 Getting key for BigSky.Net 27-Sep-95 10:32:57 Initial ticket request Host: 205.138.104.123 User: "newbie" "" 27-Sep-95 10:33:27 UNKNOWN "krbtgt" "BIGSKY.NET" Anyone with any thoughts, or comments? Thanks in advance. -Paul Marsh-
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