What is this? Mod_spnego enables the usage of Kerberos to authenticate users of a website running on the Apache HTTP Server (httpd) on Windows. The authenticated user is then available in the server variable AUTH_USER.

Package: libapache2-mod-auth-ntlm-winbind (0.0.0.lorikeet+svn+801-4 and others). Authentication and authorisation over the web against a Microsoft Windows NT/2000/XP/etc. Negotiate auth over https instead (see Debian package libapache2-mod-auth-kerb). Architecture, Version, Package Size, Installed Size, Files. Install either MIT (krb5-user, krb5-config) or Heimdal (heimdal-clients) Kerberos. You need the client packages. In today's Windows ecosystems, you should not need to ever fiddle with krb5.conf.

Installation Just copy the binary mod_spnego.so to the modules directory of the Apache installtion and add it to the modules list in httpd.conf: LoadModule spnego_module modules/mod _spnego.so To enable it on a site or directory, add the following directives to it: AuthName 'Windows Authentication' Require valid-user AuthType SPNEGO Krb5ServiceName HTTP Krb5RemoveDomain 1 You might need to install the Visual C++ Runtime Libraries if they're not already there. Binary download Is available at Parameters • Krb5ServiceName: the Kerberos service name(s), separated with a single whitespace • Krb5RemoveDomain: 0 to NOT strip the domain name from the user's login, any other number to strip it. • Krb5AuthEachReq: 0 for shared authentication, any other number to authenticate each request • Krb5AuthorizeFlag: checks if user matches list given in httpd.conf The last two are untested.

Use at your own risk. Build The project was created using Visual Studio 2012 and you'll also need Apache 2.2 installed. The project assumes C: Program Files (x86) Apache Software Foundation Apache2.2 as the installation directory. Limitations The version available here has some limitations compared to the original version: • Windows only • Apache 2.2 only (it does NOT work on 2.4!) Contrary to the original it works reliable under high load conditions, but no warranty whatsoever is made that it is fit for any purpose. Use it at your own risk! Credits The original version of this library was written by Frank Balluffi and Markus Moeller.

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SID-02237: Authentication against Windows 2012AD from Linux install Status: Answered TWiki version: 6.0.2 Perl version: Category: Server OS: Debian 8 Last update: 2 years ago Hello Pretty new here so please bear with me. I'd like to setup a Twiki instance (latest version on Debian) which would authenticate against our windows server2012r2. Aplikasi koperasi simpan pinjam xls files.

What would be the best practice in doing so? I see that there is a lot of question / information on the topic, but most is 8-10 year old. Did I miss the current, up to date and hopefully easy way to do this? Discussion and Answer I'd guess that the recipe from ten years ago still works (it does for me). It is just less cumbersome than it was back then. • I guess you're using Apache as web server?

If so, install libapache2-mod-auth-kerb. Kino na russkom. If you use Debian's a2enmod command to activate the module, you don't have to fiddle with Apache config files at all. • An introduction and configuration guide for mod_auth_kerb is here:. Note that with Debian there is no need to reconfigure or recompile Apache. The Debian packages 'just work'.

• Install either MIT (krb5-user, krb5-config) or Heimdal (heimdal-clients) Kerberos. You need the client packages. • In today's Windows ecosystems, you should not need to ever fiddle with krb5.conf.

In the past 10 years, the practice of asking DNS where the Kerberos servers are has been widely adopted (See for an Article dating back to Win2000). • For your Debian machine, get a 'service account' in Active Directory. You need support by Windows admins for that. • The command you need the Windows admins to enter is described here:. The output file of that command needs to be used as Krb5Keytab in the modauthkerb configuration (which goes into the TWiki section of Apache config). If you use the KrbMethodNegotiate feature of modauthkerb, your users don't have to enter their password to identify, which is really convenient. Apache does not have to contact the domain controller for every request, so it is pretty fast, too.