RE: "Windows Authentication" Was: "Credentials Caching - Security Guy Not Happy" from users list

Oh, REALLY??? I'm gonna have to try this! We use TortoiseSVN, too.
Everything I've always seen for authenticating against a Windows Domain
always referred to mod_auth_sspi. If we can get mod_auth_kerb working
instead, it looks like a FAQ update will be in order... (Or if someone
else wants to do a FAQ update, I wouldn't mind that, either <grin>)

Steve Dwire

-----Original Message-----
From: Jason Taylor [mailto:jtaylor@bastyr.edu]
Sent: Thursday, August 26, 2004 4:32 PM
To: Steve Dwire
Cc: users@subversion.tigris.org
Subject: Re: "Windows Authentication" Was: "Credentials Caching -
Security Guy Not Happy" from users list

I use TortoiseSVN and it just works.

Steve Dwire wrote:

>I would imagine that SVN does not currently handle the client-side half
>of the Kerberos negotiation, however. Would that be correct?
>
>Is that all ("all" ha!) that would be necessary to provide seamless
>authentication, then? the existing mod_auth_kerb on Apache (properly
>configured) and a smarter SVN client?
>
>Steve Dwire

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Received on Thu Aug 26 23:43:31 2004