Module with GSSAPI support?

Module with GSSAPI support?

am 05.07.2005 21:44:50 von James Marshall

A client wants me to write a SOCKS 5 proxy in Perl, which I've never done
before. One detail of the SOCKS 5 spec is that it has to support GSSAPI,
which unfortunately Net::Socks doesn't do.

Is there a Perl module that provides GSSAPI support? I've searched CPAN
and elsewhere and can't find any. Or am I even asking the right question?
For example, is it something like: Each encryption package has its own
GSSAPI interface, and I should find a Kerberos module (and/or others) and
use its GSSAPI interface?

Any clarification or good pages would be very appreciated!

Thanks,
James
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James Marshall james@jmarshall.com Berkeley, CA @}-'-,--
"Teach people what you know."
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Re: Module with GSSAPI support?

am 05.07.2005 22:08:55 von Dean Arnold

James Marshall wrote:
> A client wants me to write a SOCKS 5 proxy in Perl, which I've never
> done before. One detail of the SOCKS 5 spec is that it has to support
> GSSAPI, which unfortunately Net::Socks doesn't do.
>
> Is there a Perl module that provides GSSAPI support? I've searched CPAN
> and elsewhere and can't find any. Or am I even asking the right
> question? For example, is it something like: Each encryption package
> has its own GSSAPI interface, and I should find a Kerberos module
> (and/or others) and use its GSSAPI interface?
>
> Any clarification or good pages would be very appreciated!
>
> Thanks,
> James
> ............................................................ ................
>
> James Marshall james@jmarshall.com Berkeley, CA @}-'-,--
> "Teach people what you know."
> ............................................................ ................
>

http://search.cpan.org/~pguen/GSSAPI-0.13/GSSAPI.pm

If it had been a bear...or three-headed dog...it would've bit ya!
(Caveat, I haven't tried this yet, but will need to shortly,
so thanks for lighting a fire under me...).

Dean Arnold
Presicient Corp.