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Re: sasl and clients that do not support it
Howard Chu wrote:
> Thomas Bolioli wrote:
>
>> I would like to use sasl to connect my clients to ldap via krb5.
>> However, some clients do not support sasl. Can I do some sort of pass
>> through of supplied plain text credentials to the kdc to
>> authenticate? If so, can someone point me in the right direction?
>> Thanks,
>> Tom
>>
>>
> Yes, but if you're not also using SSL/TLS then your Kerberos passwords
> will be exposed on the network, thus destroying the security of your
> Kerberos deployment. In general setting this up is a bad idea.
>
> You must
> 1) include '--enable-spasswd' when configuring OpenLDAP
> 2) set the users' userPassword attribute in LDAP to
> "{SASL}<kerberos username>"
> 3) configure saslauthd to perform kerberos authentication
> 4) configure slapd to use saslauthd for SASL password verification
>
> See the SASL documentation if you need more help.
>
Is that "{SASL}username@REALM.COM"?
Tom
PS: I plan on using ssl, just as soon as I get it working but I need the
ldap server working so I can bring up cyrus.