Kerberos Client E.1.6.2.03 Release Notes

QXCR1000851155

Symptom: The kinit application dumps core.

Defect Description: The kinit application dumps core if the

appdefaults section of the krb5.conf file has any options

set.

Resolution: The kinit application is fixed to resolve this issue.

QXCR1000819795 Symptom: The Kerberos Client 1.6.2 fails to copy forwarded

credentials.

Defect Description: The Kerberos Client 1.6.2 fails to copy

forwarded credentials.

Resolution: The Kerberos Client is fixed to resolve this issue.

QXCR1000850603 Symptom: The Kerberos Client fails when configured with

Apache.

Defect Description: When an Apache server configured with

Kerberos Client 1.6.2 receives a very high number of

simultaneous requests, the Kerberos Client sends the SIGSEGV

signal to the Apache server. This leads to Kerberos Client failure.

Resolution: The Kerberos Client is fixed to resolve this issue.

QXCR1000877253 Symptom: When Kerberos Client is configured with

PAM-Kerberos, Kerberos Client ignores certain options.

Defect Description: When Kerberos Client is configured with

PAM-Kerberos, values of the Kerberos options in the PAM

configuration file take precedence over the values in krb5.conf

file. For some options, such as forwardable and proxiable,

the default values in the krb5.conf file are completely ignored.

Resolution: The Kerberos Client is fixed to resolve this issue.

QXCR1000931013 Symptom: 64-bit kerberized applications fail to authenticate

long user names on an HP Integrity system running HP-UX 11i

v3 operating system.

Defect Description: On an HP-UX 11i v3 system that is

configured with Win2K8 Active Directory as the Kerberos

Server, a 64-bit kerberized application fails to authenticate users

whose user names are greater than eight characters.

Resolution: The Kerberos Client is fixed to resolve this issue.