2) ftp.cit.cornell.edu:/pub/mac/kerberos/Readme
Read the Readme, note the restrictions, and follow.
An extension (kClient) with config file and program for
destroying tickets and changing passwords. Browns KerberosEudora works
with this init. Kerberos XCMD for Hypercard! Source code and API for
everything. Now contains the mods done at Utexas by Rick Watson. Also
has the
crossover driver (kClientMan) which takes calls from the kdriver API
and calls the Authentication
Manager API. This is the driver stub which allows any mac app to be
kerberized and
use either kdriver or AuthMan. Great job bringing the V4 API's together
so we can
move on and work on getting kerberized apps. Very well done!!
Cornell University
- Project Mandarin
3) net-dist.mit.edu:/pub/mac/alpha-beta/kpasswd
MIT's program to change your password. Also check out TechMail, TechInfo,
MacZephyr, and MacDiscuss. Each program must be modified with ResEdit
to
reflect the servers, etc at your site. No source that I can find.
Massachusetts Institute
of Technology
--AND--
athena-dist.mit.edu:/pub/kerberos/README.mac This is
the source code for making anything Mac speak MIT kerberos. Read the
README,
note the restrictions and follow. You also need the socket libs from
net-dist.mit.edu in /pub/TechMail/non-MIT. Source code.
The programing team is cleaning up the hesiod libs, and moving moria
and other
libs to Code Warrior this summer. Should be an interesting improvment.
Massachusetts Institute
of Technology
4) http://www.umich.edu/~rsug/authman
The Authentication Manager extension. Handles TransArc AFS & MIT
authentication. Release. Updated in 1-95. Includes API, Hypercard XCMD,
and
Klist, Kdestroy, Kinit, and kpasswd functionality. Also
handles multiple time services and has great menu bar User Interface.
Now allows
Check out the new version of NCSA telnet 2.6 which uses AuthMan (no
encrypted stream).
University of Michigan
- CCS
--AND--
terminator.rs.itd.umich.edu:/unix/netatalk Apps and UAM forauthenticating
and managing AFS files as native Appleshare. Works only with Netatalk
on unix which
is essentially a AFP-to-AFS translator machine as I understand it.
Source code and binaries.
Unix Netatalk 1.3.3 in /unix/netatalk too.
University
of Michigan - RS
5) ftp.andrew.cmu.edu:/pub/Mac/zephyr/
A bundle which includes a back release (1.07) of Univ. of Michigan
Authaman and
CMU's latest beta port of MacZephyr for Authman. Get MacZephyrBeta.sea.hqx.
Carnegie Mellon
--AND--
http://andrew2.andrew.cmu.edu/dist/niftytelnet.html
Chris Newman jsd released a new telnet application for the Macintosh
which
supports kerberos V4 (using AuthMan).It supports authentication, authentication
passing and encryption (if the telnet server also supports it). Authentication
passing only works
with AFS kerberos servers.
Carnegie
Mellon
6) ftp.utexas.edu:/pub/ktelnet Rick Watson's port of kerb to
NCSA's telnet
and Brown's TN3270 which now uses a modified version of the Brown/Cornell
kdriver (KerbEudora will work with this driver but Ktel/3270 will not
with
stock Cornell kdriver). Nice interface on Kconfig, does everything
in 1 program
(login, logout, show tickets,destroy tickets, configuration). Will
encrypt
streamif ktelnetd is running on unix side.
No source but hey... source for NCSA Telnet is at ftp.ncsa.uiuc.edu
in /Mac/Telnet.
Implements plugin encryption and authentication. Plugins for kerberos
V4 and
Diffie-Hellman (only in servers from utexas which are not released.)
University of Texas
7) networking.stanford.edu:/pub/andy/MacLeland
MacLeland driver, control panel, api's and protype apps. If you need
Hesiod support, here it is.
Look at Andy's ports of Zephyr, Discuss, Eudora 1.3.1 and Telnet 2.6.x.
Best "full
service" implemention I have seen to date of the MIT metaphore. Lots
of new features
for remote management of clustered macintoshes, sharing AFS file space
and printing accounting. Look at the Helper and Agent apps for access to
kerberos thru Apple Events!
Check out the MacLeland
Home Page on the web for more info.
Stanford
8) ftp://ftp.ncsa.uiuc.edu:/Telnet/Mac/
The new telnet with plug-in authenticators for Authman and kdriver.
68k and PowerMac versions available.
NCSA
9) An aside: Steve Dorner has added kerberos authentication
options to Mac Eudora in version 2.x. It appears that version 3.x will
support hesiod configuration...only time will tell. Since this is in the
for-pay version only
I have not referenced the url but the info is available from Qualcomm
Inc.