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Andrew Bartlett
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with clients compiled against the MIT Kerberos implementation. (Which
checks for address in KRB-PRIV packets, hence my comments on socket
functions earlier today).
It also fixes the 'set password' operation to behave correctly (it was
previously a no-op).
This allows Samba3 to join Samba4. Some winbindd operations even work,
which I think is a good step forward. There is naturally a lot of work
to do, but I wanted at least the very basics of Samba3 domain membership
to be available for the tech preview.
Andrew Bartlett
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Andrew Bartlett
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- fix comment
metze
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Add the kpasswd server to our KDC, implementing the 'original' and
Microsoft versions of the protocol.
This works with the Heimdal kpasswd client, but not with MIT, I think
due to ordering issues. It may not be worth the pain to have this
code go via GENSEC, as it is very, very tied to krb5.
This gets us one step closer to joins from Apple, Samba3 and other
similar implementations.
Andrew Bartlett
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