Adding Kerberos5/GSS authentication to ssh#254
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Adding the possibility to define authentication method order for ssh
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It doesn't look like your unit test changes demonstrate/test working GSS/Kerberos5 authentication. Can you create a test config? |
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No that part is quite hard: it needs both a keytab for the client and the server. I can do one for the server, but I'm not sure how it can work client side, and without a running kdc. And then it needs to be loaded inside the ssh client. I need to check if the java ssh client provided can do that. |
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Adding the possibility to define authentication method order for ssh.
The test activates kerberos authentication, but don't use it, as it needs a kdc and keytabs. It plays with authentication method order to ensure that they are used as they should.