[OpenAFS-port-darwin] Re: Kerberos for Macintosh Login Authentication, Help?

[Henry B. Hotz]

At 9:31 PM -0400 10/21/02, David Botsch wrote:
>There is another edit you need to make to /etc/authorization:
>
>         <key>system.login.console</key>
>         <dict>
>                 <key>eval</key>
> 
><string>loginwindow_builtin:login,krb5auth:authnoverify,loginwindow_builtin:success</string
>
>
>the edit you put in only gets you kerberos tickets when loggin in but does not
>actually authenticate you against kerberos.

I don't want login dependent on having a network connection, much 
less having the server running properly.  I just want to get a ticket 
if it's possible.

Do I still need to do the extra edit?  My interpretation of the web 
pages was that I didn't need it for my loose dependence.

I think I'm asking a real dumb, newby type question.  If the built-in 
KfM stuff weren't so new I'd feel really stupid.  Maybe.

Thanks for responding!

On Mon, Oct 21, 2002 at 05:54:03PM -0700, Henry B. Hotz wrote:
>  This is really frustrating.  With all the documentation on the web it
>  seems like it should be working now.  It *almost* works.
>
>  I've installed a edu.mit.Kerberos file on a just-upgraded OSX 10.2.1
>  system that didn't have it before.
>
>  >[machotz:~] hotz% more /Library/Preferences/edu.mit.Kerberos
>  >[libdefaults]
>  >         default_realm = JPL.NASA.GOV
>  >[logging]
>  >         default = FILE:/KLog
>  >[v4 realms]
>  >         JPL.NASA.GOV = {
>  >                 kdc = eis-fil-afsdb08.jpl.nasa.gov
>  >                 kdc = eis-fil-afsdb09.jpl.nasa.gov
>  >                 kdc = eis-fil-afsdb10.jpl.nasa.gov
>  >                 admin_server = kerberos.jpl.nasa.gov
>  >                 default_domain = jpl.nasa.gov
>  >                 string_to_key_type = afs_string_to_key
>  >         }
>  >[v4 domain_realm]
>  >         .jpl.nasa.gov = JPL.NASA.GOV
>  >         jpl.nasa.gov = JPL.NASA.GOV
>
>  Also modified /etc/authorization as follows:
>
>  ><!-- Do kerberos authentication as a side-effect of loggin in.
>  >Local username/password will be used.
>  >  -->
>  >         <key>system.login.done</key>
>  >         <dict>
>  >                 <key>eval</key>
>  >                 <string>switch_to_user, krb5auth:login</string>
>  >         </dict>
>
>  Added group read access to ~/Library/Preferences/  (Do I really need
>  to do this?)
>
>  >[machotz:~] hotz% ls -ld ~/Library/Preferences/
>  >drwxr-x---  94 hotz  staff  3196 Oct 21 17:17 
>/Users/hotz/Library/Preferences/
>
>  Now kinit/klist/kdestoy work fine.  The Kerberos GUI also works fine.
>  I've restarted the computer and when I log back in klist shows no
>  tickets.  I have not installed the Kerberos Extras, but I don't think
>  I need them.  What else do I need to do to get the login
>  authenticator to work?
>
>  Note that kpasswd does not work, and the /KLog file and console log
>  remain bare of any indications of any problem.
>
>  >[machotz:~] hotz% klist
>  >Kerberos 4 ticket cache: 'Initial default ccache'
>  >Default Principal: hotz@JPL.NASA.GOV
>  >Issued             Expires            Service Principal
>  >10/21/02 16:24:59  10/22/02 17:51:20  krbtgt.JPL.NASA.GOV@JPL.NASA.GOV
>  >
>  >[machotz:~] hotz% kpasswd
>  >Kerberos Change Password:
>  >Please enter the old password for hotz@JPL.NASA.GOV:
>  >Kerberos Change Password Failed: Principal unknown
>  >Please enter the old password for hotz@JPL.NASA.GOV:
>
>  kerberos is a CNAME for eis-fil-afsdb08.  It's really running a
>  kaserver (hence the v4 and afs key stuff).  I'm not trying to put my
>  home directory in AFS space, just gain access to AFS automatically on
>  login.
>  --
>  The opinions expressed in this message are mine,
>  not those of Caltech, JPL, NASA, or the US Government.
>  Henry.B.Hotz@jpl.nasa.gov, or hbhotz@oxy.edu

-- 
The opinions expressed in this message are mine,
not those of Caltech, JPL, NASA, or the US Government.
Henry.B.Hotz@jpl.nasa.gov, or hbhotz@oxy.edu