Re: Currrent plan with kerberos, package divisions and compilation options

[shields@crosslink.net (Michael Shields)]

In article <[🔎] ycqd8fpuwzc.fsf@mit.edu>,
gsstark@mit.edu (Gregory S. Stark) wrote:
> kerberos4-user:
>   /usr/bin/kinit
>   /usr/bin/kdestroy
>   /usr/bin/klist
>   /usr/bin/kpasswd
>   /usr/bin/kauth
>   /usr/bin/zrefresh 
> 
> kerberos4-clients:
>   /usr/bin/rsh
>   /usr/bin/rcp
>   /usr/bin/rlogin
>   /usr/bin/ftp
>   /usr/bin/telnet
>   /usr/sbin/movemail
>   /usr/bin/des
>   /usr/bin/login
>   /usr/bin/su

I'm not sure why you would install kerberos4-user without
kerberos4-clients.  Why not fold -user into -clients?

> kerberos4-services:
>   /usr/sbin/rshd
>   /usr/sbin/rlogind
>   /usr/sbin/ftpd
>   /usr/sbin/telnetd
>   /usr/sbin/popper
>   /usr/sbin/kauthd
> 
> 
> kerberos4-server:
>   /usr/sbin/kerberos
>   /usr/sbin/kdb_destroy
>   /usr/sbin/kdb_edit
>   /usr/sbin/kdb_init
>   /usr/sbin/kdb_util
>   /usr/sbin/kstash
>   /usr/sbin/kpropd
>   /usr/sbin/kprop
>   /usr/sbin/ext_srvtab

I'd suggest "kerberos4-servers" and "kerberos4-kdc" respectively.
kerberos4-servers matches nicely with kerberos4-clients, and
kerberos4-kdc makes it unambiguous that you probably don't need it.

> kerberos4-admin:
>   /usr/bin/kadmin
>   /usr/sbin/ksrvutil
>   /usr/sbin/kadmind
>   /usr/bin/ksrvtgt
>   /usr/bin/kstring2key

I think these should be elsewhere -- kadmin in kerberos4-user, kadmind
in kerberos4-kdc.  I'm not sure what the others are (I use MIT K5).
-- 
Shields, CrossLink.


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