ccache using linux Keyrings
Wachdorf, Daniel R
drwachd at sandia.gov
Wed Apr 12 15:11:15 EDT 2006
I think there might be a little bit different idea that works just as
well. Have the ability to specify the active cache on a
thread/process/session level (keyring), then leave all the credentials
in the session keyring. This would make the requirements:
* Ability to specify, in different keyrings, which cache is used.
* Ability to specify full name of the cache
* Ability to search from most specific to least specific.
* All this needs to fit into the ccache name
-----Original Message-----
From: Sam Hartman [mailto:hartmans at mit.edu]
Sent: Wednesday, April 12, 2006 12:00 PM
To: Wachdorf, Daniel R
Cc: Kevin Coffman; Andy Adamson; Machin, Glenn D; krbdev at mit.edu
Subject: Re: ccache using linux Keyrings
>>>>> "Wachdorf," == Wachdorf, Daniel R <drwachd at sandia.gov> writes:
Wachdorf,> It might be desirable that an application (or the
Wachdorf,> kernel) which did not have access to the ENV search the
Wachdorf,> keyrings in order of presence (thread
-> session) (ie GSSD). If I went through the trouble of creating
-> a
Wachdorf,> thread specific keyring - I want that one used.
Yes.
Agreed.
OK, so requirements are:
* Ability to specify which keyring a new ccache gets created in
* Ability to specify full name of the cache
* Ability to search from most specific to least specific
* All this needs to fit into the ccache name
--Sam
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