krb5-1.5-alpha1 is available
Sam Hartman
hartmans at MIT.EDU
Wed May 31 11:50:15 EDT 2006
>>>>> "greg" == greg <greg at enjellic.com> writes:
greg> On May 31, 2:55am, Tom Yu wrote: } Subject: krb5-1.5-alpha1
greg> is available
>> Major changes in 1.5 - ----------------------
>>
>> Merged to the trunk and included in this alpha release:
>>
>> * plug-in architecture (in-progress)
greg> Is the plug-in architecture only to support multiple
greg> databases or is it a generic mechanism which will support
greg> authorization payload injection and the like?
Long term, it will support authorization injection; there is not
currently a plugin for this.
greg> Based on our experiences and other issues which consistently
greg> pop-up on the list the ability to intercept and modify, at a
greg> minimum, AS_REQ and TGS_REQ handling is needed.
We're probably not all that interested in plugins that would encourage
violation of RFC 4120, but we are definitely interested in preauth and
authz_data plugins.
greg> We've been carrying out plug-in system for a couple of years
greg> now and would certainly like to use something in-tree if
greg> possible.
greg> Thanks muchk, have a good day.
greg> Greg
greg> }-- End of excerpt from Tom Yu
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