Joerg wrote:
Ronnie,
the attached patch is somewhat hacked together.
It will define HAVE_KERBEROS and HAVE_HEIMDAL_KERBEROS in the way
your kerberos patches use them.
The default behaviour is to not check (and thus use) kerberos. It
has to be requested explicitly with the --with-krb5 configure option.
Please test and report back (feel free to check it in if it works)
I have tested it on my RedHat8 machine. I could not get it to work.
Some minor issues:
The configuration only adds HAVE_KERBEROS and HAVE_HEIMDAL_KERBEROS to
epan/config.h and not config.h should it not go into config.h as well?
I changed packet-kerberos.c to include "epan/config.h" instead of "config.h"
and packet-kerberos.c compiled.
On my test machine I had MIT Kerberos installed but not Heimdal.
The configure script mistook this for being Heimdal and thus tried to build
it using the Heimdal API. Which failed.
krb5-config --all :
Version: Kerberos 5 release 1.2.5
Vendor: Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Prefix: /usr/kerberos
Exec_prefix: /usr/kerberos
Since MIT Kerberos is reasonably popular the configure script should check
that it is in fact heimdal we have and not mit.
After configure has completed it should print a line:
Use Heimdal Kerberos libraries : yes
After that it fails during linking of libethereal.so.0.0.1
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