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From: ekcfield@XYPLEX.COM (Edward Caulfield)
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.kerberos
Subject: what to put in the /etc files
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Date: 15 May 91 07:23:40 GMT
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Regarding ----

-        Hello;
-        I still have some problems with rending Kerberos operational.
-for this purpos i've followed the "Kerberos operation draft". But i
-got a problem with the "./kerberos7" commande given the next error :

-> Kerberos server starting
->         Sleep forever on error
->         Log file is /kerberos/kerberos.log
-> /kerberos: udp/kerberos unknown service

-        there is not any section in the operation draft speaking
-about an actual updating (change) of the "/etc/services" file. So
-can anybody tell me where to find a complete paper explaining how
-to rend kerberos operational.
-        Any comment is wellcomed.
-        Thanks.


-TARAH Anas.

I have found that the following entries in my /etc/services and
/etc/inetd.conf files seem to work just fine.  I am runnin SunOS.

- /etc/services 

kerberos	750/udp	kdc
kerberos_master	751/tcp
klogin		543/tcp

- /etc/inetd.conf

eklogin  stream  tcp  nowait  unswitched  root  /home.../eklogind
kshell   stream  tcp  nowait  unswitched  root  /home.../kshd
klogin   stream  tcp  nowait  unswitched  root  /home.../klogind

#
#  /home... is read to imply wherever you decided to place this
#  file on your system.  Obviously, doesn't have to be under /home.
#

Ed Caulfield
Xyplex