Do You have any compiled module for Apache which provide Kerberos authorization under Windows and Apache 2.x?Hi. Just a question: is there any mechanism that allows you to do that from Tomcat? Because if there is, then I can provide you with a 'trick' to use this for Apache also. I such a trick myself, unfortunately not with Kerberos but with NTLM. Teoriya z uiljyama ouchi kniga 1. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscribe@tomcat.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: users-help@tomcat.apache.org. Do You have any compiled module for Apache which provide Kerberos authorization under Windows and Apache 2.x?Hi. Just a question: is there any mechanism that allows you to do that from Tomcat?

Because if there is, then I can provide you with a 'trick' to use this for Apache also. I such a trick myself, unfortunately not with Kerberos but with NTLM.Hi, Yes.

I just need to find in headers the name of user authorized with Kerberos (I use the preauth filter in Spring Security). So if you've got any good method to achieve that I'll be very thankful. Maciej Matecki Hmmm it looks quite interesting but in my case I don't see the chance to write module for Kerberos on my own. There are already such modules (mod_auth_kerb - and mod_spnego - Unfortunately there's no compiled version and I have the big problem to compile it. So I ask again maybe somebody have that modules compiled for Windows? Thank you for your trick, I hope it'll be helpful for.

Do You have any compiled module for Apache which provide Kerberos authorization under Windows and Apache 2.x?Hi. Just a question: is there any mechanism that allows you to do that from Tomcat? Because if there is, then I can provide you with a 'trick' to use this for Apache also. I such a trick myself, unfortunately not with Kerberos but with NTLM.Hi, Yes.

I just need to find in headers the name of user authorized with Kerberos (I use the preauth filter in Spring Security). So if you've got any good method to achieve that I'll be very thankful. Regards,Allright, here is the trick. Depending on your circumstances, this may or may not be difficult. I developed this method for a practical reason, probably the same as you have found out: there are some forms of authentication that are easier to do under Apache on some platforms, others that are easier to do under Tomcat on some platforms. This allows me to choose.

[cut]Hmmm it looks quite interesting but in my case I don't see the chance to write module for Kerberos on my own. There are already such modules (mod_auth_kerb - and mod_spnego - Unfortunately there's no compiled version and I have the big problem to compile it. So I ask again maybe somebody have that modules compiled for Windows? Thank you for your trick, I hope it'll be helpful for somebody else.

Setup Kerberos Install MIT Kerberos. On Ubuntu the package manager can install this: sudo apt-get install krb5-user The dependencies for this package will provide the rest of the required files. Edit /etc/krb5.conf [libdefaults] default_realm = ACME.LOCAL [domain_realm] acme.local = ACME.LOCAL [realms] ACME.LOCAL = { kdc = win2k3.acme.local admin_server = win2k3.acme.local Test your Kerberos configuration so far: • Ensure that you can ping between the Windows 2003 server and the linux server in both directions and using both the fully-qualified domain name (win2k3.acme.local) and the IP address.