Kerberos support in SSH

[Phil Camus]

In article <t53k7qp62bh.fsf at horowitz-m1.mit.edu>, "Marc Horowitz"
<marc at mit.edu> wrote:

> "Phil Camus" <philippe.camus at in-fusio.com> writes:
> 
>>> I have my Solaris 5.8 systems running SSH-3.1.0. I've decided to
>>> install Kerberos 5-1.0.6. Both softwares work fine, and I've decided
>>> to make the final step : to compile SSH with kerberos support.
> 
> First, this is an old version of kerberos.  Get something newer.
> 
>>> Unfortunately, here is what I got :
>>> 
>>> checking for krb5_decrypt in -lk5crypto... (cached) no checking for
>>> krb5_auth_con_init in -lkrb5... (cached) no
> 
> In this context, "cached" means "remembering a value from a previous
> autoconf run".  I'd guess that you built in this source directory before
> you had kerberos installed, and configure is remembering this. Remove
> config.cache, and try again.
> 
>                 Marc

Okay, first thing I did a "ldd" on my sshd2 daemon, and I saw that there
were only ".so" libraries, so I recompiled Kerberos with the
"--enable-shared" argument to configure. And I used krb5-1.2.3.

Then I set the LD_LIBRARY_PATH var to /krb5/lib and it worked just fine.

I removed too config.cache, though I made a "make clean" before each
configure.

So it works : thanks for your help !

Best regards,

Phil