Problem in running gss.exe of kfw 2.6 using MSLSA cache and using Active Directory as kdc
Vikas Gandhi
vgandhi at quark.co.in
Thu Apr 1 08:58:52 EST 2004
Hi Jeffrey
I made a new user mittest thru Administrator. Then I created a new
krb5kt file.
ktpass princ mittest/beetle.qdms.co.in mapuser mittest -pass
mittest -out krb5kt
I copied the file to %WINDIR% and the place where I was running the
gss-server.exe and I am getting the same error.
gss-server.exe -port 5555 -verbose test
GSS-API error acquiring credentials: Miscellaneous failure
GSS-API error acquiring credentials: No such file or directory
FYI: I have successfully run the SSPI samples and also run the against
GSSAPI samples in unix. So I feed there is something which I am not
able to understand.
Can u please guide me further.
Regards
Vikas
Jeffrey Altman <jaltman2 at nyc.rr.com> wrote in message news:<406BB45C.5060806 at nyc.rr.com>...
> You need a keytab file for the gss-server.exe because the service
> must know its key. If it does not know its key, then it cannot
> decode the service ticket presented to it by the gss client.
>
> Jeffrey Altman
>
>
> Vikas Gandhi wrote:
> > Why do need krb5kt for ???? It is no where.
> > I understand that krb5kt is equivalent of keytab in unix.
> > But I know that there is no use of kinit but as I do not know the real
> > problem I was just trying my way to assess what is the answer to it.
> > Next can I understand/debug more things than what I see...some debug
> > option in samples.
> > Jeffrey where actually I am faulting ????
> >
> > Regards
> > Vikas
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