Re: CIFS and the krb5 PRF
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Re: CIFS and the krb5 PRF
>>>>> "Matt" == Matt Peterson <mpeterson at vintela.com> writes:
Matt> Hi,
>> > Jeffrey Altman wrote: > I have started a discussion with you
>> on the krbdev at mit.edu mailing > list. Let's take this
>> discussion there. I am sure that we can work > with you to get
>> the functionality you need into a future release > without
>> muddying the GSS standards track.
Matt> So can someone explain why this is a krbdev at mit.edu
Matt> discussion and not something suited to the kitten list? I
Matt> don't think it is mudding the waters at all. It seems to me
Matt> like a legitmate request for generic API functionality.
I think the argument is that it is outside the kitten charter.
Speaking as an individual, I don't want to see kitten become a forum
for Microsoft interoperability. I'd rather see the GSSAPI be a well
designed security API, not one forced to support all the mistakes
Microsoft made. We'll be busy enough supporting the mistakes we make.
That said, I believe we may actually want an API for extracting the
key or at least something that maps on the EAP MSK and EMSK.
Matt> I agree with Nico's post...
>> On Friday 15 April 2005 22:01, Nicolas Williams wrote: [snip]
>> *That* function cannot be standardized, but *a* function like
>> it that did not use the 'krb5_keyblock' type *could* be made a
>> standard mechanism-specific GSS-API extension.
>>
>> And why not? SPNEGO has mechanism-specific extensions too...
>>
>> I'd have the function output an INTEGER corresponding to the
>> key's enctype and an OCTET STRING corresponding to the key's
>> value. The C-bindings of that would be straightforward.
Matt> I think that GSS-API needs to respond to the types of
Matt> request being made by the Samba team for a usable API. Why
Matt> can't we talk about standardizing a function instead of
Matt> shuffling the discussion off to an implementation specific
Matt> mailing list?
Matt> -- Matt
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