Re: EFS 1.16 bug: Can't get EFS to work with Kerberos
Michael Sperber [Mr. Preprocessor] (sperber@informatik.uni-tuebingen.de)
25 Jun 1998 15:43:37 +0200
>>>>> "Raymond" =3D=3D Raymond Toy <toy@rtp.ericsson.se> writes:
Raymond> To whom it may concern:
Raymond> As the subject says, I can't get efs to work with Kerberos.
Raymond> Two problems:
Raymond> 1. If I haven't run kinit, efs seems to try to run kinit but I =
never
Raymond> get prompted for my password.
In that case, there should be a buffer named "*efs kerberos*". Could
you mail the contents of that? Apparently, your kinit doesn't follow
the usage protocol EFS expects.
Raymond> 2. However, if I run kinit elsewhere, efs seems to know that, a=
nd
Raymond> starts connecting immediately. However, when iftp prompts f=
or the =
Raymond> user name, efs seems to hang. Here is an example of what th=
e ftp
Raymond> buffer looks like when I try to access /rtoy@ftp.mindspring.=
com:/
Raymond> open ftp.mindspring.com
Raymond> Connected to gwa.exu.ericsson.se.
Raymond> You are toy.@RTP.ERICSSON.SE (local name *No local name returne=
d),
Raymond> at address 147.117.132.216, version 1, cksum 7888
=
Raymond> Name (ftp.mindspring.com:toy): =
Raymond> It hangs at this point.
The ftp client should not automatically ask for a user name; EFS
expects to be able to send the USER command itself. Likely you need
to start iftp with the -n command line flag.
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Cheers =3D8-} Mike
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