[OpenAFS] arg, ssh and afs was the subject

Derek Atkins warlord@MIT.EDU
17 Jul 2001 10:55:28 -0400


In the long run it is much better for use Krb5 TGT passing because
that way you can use _other_ K5 services from your remote login.

-derek

"Charles Clancy" <mgrtcc@cs.rose-hulman.edu> writes:

> We have 2 cells.  Our first cell is running K5 and uses pam-krb5 and
> pam-aklog.  As far as I know, TGT passing is not possible.  Our second
> cell is not kerberized.  We use pam-afs.krb, OpenSSH K4 TGT passing, and
> pam-afslog.  Someone right now is working on AFS token passing in the
> kerberized cell.  In theory, you don't need to forward your TGT in order
> to forward your token.  I'm not sure how successful they will be,
> however.  The --with-afs flag assumes you are using K4, and
> --with-kerberos4.  I'm not sure how it internally passes the AFS token
> -- whether it passes the TGT and gets a new token, or not.
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