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Jonah Tsai wrote: > > On Friday, February 8, 2002, at 07:15 PM, Brian Smith wrote: > > have exactly one user that would like to access the CVS repository > from a linux box. The server is CVSNT with NTSERVER authentication. > What > is the easiest way to support this one user's linux client in a secure > manner? I want to support this user without affecting all the other > users that all (will) use TortoiseCVS in NTSERVER mode. > > I know this user can interact with our domain's KDC so that he can use > his Windows 2000 domain login on his linux box. Is there some way to > use > NTSERVER mode with the linux client? Or do I have to do something > special to enable full Kerberos support on server side? If I have to > set > up Kerberos on the server, where can I find information about how to do > it? The README.NT just says "consult a Kerberos expert." > > > I am no Kerberos expert. By no means that I proclaim being a Kerberos > expert by answering this question here!!! > > Basically, you need to do these: > 1. on the KDC, add a cvs/<cvsservername>.<REALM> service principal with > random key. > 2. add/export this service key to the krb5.keytab (krb5kt on Windows) on > the CVS server, > 3. configure the CVS server to use the KDC which holds the service key > (krb5.conf on Unix, krb5.ini on Windows). Thanks for the help! Actually, our Kerberos KDC's are Windows 2000 Active Directory, not Unix. But, I think I can get things to work with AD okay according to these instructions. Thanks again, Brian _______________________________________________ Cvsnt mailing list Cvsnt at cvsnt.org http://www.cvsnt.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/cvsnt https://www.march-hare.com/cvspro/en.asp#downcvs