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From: nero@eng.umd.edu (Oren L. Stern)
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.kerberos
Subject: ACLs and Shared Libraries
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Date: 31 Jul 90 19:57:13 GMT
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   Hello!  Just a couple of quick questions from a kerberos novice...

   Is there any way to use ACLs to restrict the access of certain users to
certain machines or groups of machines?  Obviously you can hack login.krb
to do it; I'm just asking if it is set up to do it by default.

   Secondly, has anyone tried compiling kerberos libraries as dynamically
linked libraries (for those machines that support it)?  I noticed that the
kerberos executables are rather large compared to the BSD counterparts.
What sort of success/problems have you found with this?

   Thanks in advance...
   Oren Stern

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