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system/3292: Kerberos does not set the expiration time correctly
From: <adharw(at)yahoo.com>
Date: Wed Jun 04 2003 - 20:49:25 EDT
>Description: The heimdal kerberosV which comes with the OpenBSD3.3 release has a bug. It d oes not take the principal and password expiration time correctly and the user e xpires at 24:00:00 time no matter what time you specify while creating the user. When I use the kerberos-0.4e distribution by heimdal and make a client which would expire on a certain date and certain time it works but when I use the heim dal distribution given with OpenBSD3.3, the principal expiration date works corr ectly but the time does not. >How-To-Repeat:
1) Initiate a kdc realm using kinit 2) Create a user in that realm with a principal expiration date and time 3) Try to log in using the user name and the password The user expiration date is correct but the expiration time shown on the ticket is always 12:00am midnight which is the required behaviour if no time is specifi ed during the user creation and only date is specified. However if the time is s pecified, then the principal should expire on given date and time. I created a user with expiration date one day from today and expiration time 17: 18:19. Outout from my program
# kadmin -l
Result when I run the program from heimdal-0.4e version of heimdal distribution
# kinit user1@MY.REALM
Result when I run the program from heimdal which came with OpenBSD
# kinit user1@MY.REALM
>Fix:
The kerberos parses the time specified by the user correctly but then so mehow it puts the default time (ie 12 am midnight) instead of using the time spe cified by the user.
>Release-Note:
incipal and password expiration time of the user correctly when new user is crea ted. Received on Wed Jun 4 21:12:42 2003 This archive was generated by hypermail 2.1.8 : Wed Aug 23 2006 - 13:29:58 EDT |
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