samba - Dec 2003 - MIT Kerberos with Solaris

As Samba 3.x does not work with the Kerberos included with Solaris (it has no
headers) I have to remove it and replace it with MIT kerberos. Does anyone know
if Solaris kerberised services will still work normally (without modification)
such as kerberised NFS? I briefly tested this and couldn't het it to work,
but if someone has a definative answer it might save me a lot of trouble,

	thanks in advance, Andy.

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Hi Andy,

I compiled and installed MIT Kerberos into a different location (say 
/opt/MIT-Kerberos).

I then pointed the samba configure program to that Kerberos, and 
everything went smoothly.

I think I also had to symlink the krb5.keytab and krb5.conf files so 
that both versions of Kerberos were looking at the same keytab and conf.


Eddie

ww m-pubsyssamba wrote:
>As Samba 3.x does not work with the Kerberos included with Solaris (it has
no headers) I have to remove it and replace it with MIT kerberos. Does anyone
know if Solaris kerberised services will still work normally (without
modification) such as kerberised NFS? I briefly tested this and couldn't het
it to work, but if someone has a definative answer it might save me a lot of
trouble,
>
>	thanks in advance, Andy.
>
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