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There is much talk these days about the possibility of the U.S. entering negotiations with Iran and Syria. The thinking goes that both regimes could be enticed into stabilizing post-Saddam Iraq as part of some "grand bargain." Foreign policy gurus ranging from those sitting on the much-heralded Baker-Hamilton Commission to Henry Kissinger to the incoming Secretary of Defense Robert Gates have argued for this course. Unfortunately, their advice is grounded in a dangerous ignorance of our terrorist enemies.
There is no better example of this ignorance, which cuts across party lines, than a paper co-authored by Zibigniew Brzezinski and Robert Gates in July 2004 for the Council on Foreign Relations titled, "Iran: Time for a New Approach."
Amazingly, despite a wealth of historical evidence to the contrary, the authors proclaim that "the official enmity between Washington and Tehran belies the convergence of their interests in specific areas." And although "the strategic imperatives of the United States and Iran are by no means identical…they do intersect in significant ways, particularly with respect to the stabilization of Iraq and Afghanistan."
The authors come to this conclusion not through any rigorous analysis of Tehran's behavior, but instead simply through wishful thinking. In no way do Tehran's interests and American interests in Iraq, or anywhere else in the world, "converge." Below I have included two pointed examples of just how far off base this thinking is. The prospect for negotiations is not very high since our foreign policy establishment simply does not have a very good understanding of those they seek to negotiate with in the first place.
Myth #1: Iran and America both want "stability" in Iraq, therefore we have common interests.
The desire for negotiations with Iran (and Iran's terrorist ally, Syria) is driven by a false premise. America's foreign policy elites have concluded that since an unstable Iraq may have ripple effects throughout the region, then Iran wants to quell the violence in favor of long-term stability. The chaos plaguing post-Saddam Iraq is not good for either Tehran or America, the thinking goes, so we should be able to reach common ground in this regard.
This makes no sense for a variety of reasons.
First, Iran certainly wants long-term stability in Iraq, but only as long as the Iraqi Shiites are inculcated with the same virulent anti-Americanism as that espoused by Tehran's mullahs. That is, Tehran's vision of a "stable" Iraq is not consistent with U.S. interests.
Ever since the Khomeini Shiite cult rose to power in 1979, the Iranian regime has been aggressively exporting its anti-American attitude under an Islamist banner. There is a reason "Death to America" is chanted at every pro-Iranian rally. It would please Tehran to no end if the Iraqi Shiites, who account for as much as two-thirds of the Iraqi population, fell under their sway. Tehran's vision of a stable Iraq is one in which, at a minimum, the Iraqi Shiites rule and they are more sympathetic to Tehran's view of the world than America's. That is, Iran wants an Iraq that is in close agreement with the mullahs' "strategic imperatives," which even the authors of Iran: Time for a New Approach concede are not consistent with America's goals.
Thus, just because both nations have an interest in stability it does not mean that "stability" is defined in the same terms.
Second, Iran is directly fomenting short-term instability in Iraq and killing American-led forces as well as Iraqi civilians. Here, Brzezinski and Gates display a fundamental misunderstanding of the violence in Iraq. They write, "Iran's leadership is pursuing multiple avenues of influence and is exploiting Iraqi instability for its own political gain, Iran nevertheless could play a significant role in promoting a stable, pluralistic government in Baghdad." [Emphasis Added]
But Iran is not just "exploiting" the violence for its own gain; Khomeini's heirs are openly fomenting it. It is no secret that a substantial portion of the improvised explosive devices (IED's) killing our soldiers and Iraqi civilians are coming from Iran. The State Department finally conceded as much earlier this year. Many of the American casualties in Iraq today are caused by these very same IED's.
Iran is not only feeding the insurgency advanced IED technology, it is also supplying a steady stream of suicide bombers. According to one account in the Italian press earlier this year, the martyrs are even being recruited at the old American embassy in Tehran!
It is also not a secret that the Iranians are arming, funding, and training the Shiite militias that are the cause of so much havoc in the first place.
Why would anyone, therefore, assume that Iran wants "stability" in Iraq the same way America does? In fact, the more realistic view is that Iran is wagering short-term instability is enough to make American-led forces leave, thereby providing the mullahs with an opportunity to spread their influence and to create an Iraq under their sway.
Myth #2: Iran's relationship with al Qaeda needs clarification. Corollary Myth: The Shiites of Iran could not possibly work with the Sunnis of al Qaeda because of ideological differences.
Brzezinski and Gates write, "The United States should press Iran to clarify the status of al Qaeda operatives detained by Tehran…" In reality, there is no clarification needed. Iran and Iranian-backed terrorists aided al Qaeda's rise, trained bin Laden's suicide bombers, and have assisted al Qaeda in a variety of ways. The al Qaeda operatives in Iran are not "detained" in any meaningful sense, they are simply being sheltered.
It is widely believed that Iran and al Qaeda could not possibly cooperate due to ideological differences. The historical enmity between Shiites and Sunnis, we are told, is insurmountable. Therefore, Iran—the premiere state sponsor of terrorism for decades—and al Qaeda—the vanguard organization of Islamist terrorism—could not work together against their common enemies.
This misunderstanding has no doubt influenced the current calls for negotiations with Iran as well as the "analysis" on display in the Brzezinski and Gates paper. In reality, Iran and Iranian terrorist proxies, like Hezbollah, have had an ongoing relationship with the main constituencies of al Qaeda going back decades.
For example, both of the main Egyptian terrorist groups that have been folded into al Qaeda's ranks—Ayman al Zawahiri's Egyptian Islamic Jihad and the Islamic Group—have been tied to Iran since at least the early 1980's. The Egyptian Government has openly and repeatedly accused both Iran and bin Laden of sponsoring their activities inside Egypt.
Iran also played an instrumental role in managing al Qaeda's transition from an Afghani insurgency group to an international terrorist empire. Among others, the relationship between Iran and bin Laden was managed by Imad Mugniyah. Mugniyah, the head of Hezbollah's international terrorist wing, has been Tehran's chief terrorist since the early 1980's. He has orchestrated countless attacks against Americans, including the 1983 bombing of the U.S. Marines barracks in Lebanon.
Bin Laden asked Mugniyah for help in modeling the new al Qaeda after Hezbollah in the early 1990's, during al Qaeda's sojourn in Sudan. Iran and Mugniyah obliged. Mugniyah oversaw the training of al Qaeda operatives in Sudan, Lebanon and Iran. It was Mugniyah that inspired al Qaeda to pursue simultaneous, coordinated suicide attacks against multiple targets.
In fact, Mugniyah and his lieutenants have been tied to a variety of al Qaeda attacks. According to Bob Baer in See No Evil, the CIA learned in 1995 that al Qaeda operatives have received assistance from Mugniyah en route to attacks. There is evidence that al Qaeda and Mugniyah's Hezbollah cooperated on the 1996 Khobar Towers bombing. The 1998 U.S. Embassy Bombings in Kenya and Tanzania were executed by terrorists trained by Hezbollah. And the 9-11 Commission even found that Mugniyah just happened to have traveled on the same flights as several of the so-called "muscle hijackers" just months prior to their day of terror. The 9-11 Commission also found that ideological differences did not preclude cooperation.
To tie this all back to the claim that Iran's detention of al Qaeda operatives requires clarification, it is important to note that one of the al Qaeda terrorists trained by Mugniyah was Saif al Adel. Al Adel is one of the top al Qaeda terrorists on the planet at this point. He has been tied to both the 1998 U.S. Embassy Bombings and the 9-11 attacks. It is has been reported that he even trained many of the 9-11 hijackers.
Al Adel currently resides somewhere in or around Tehran. He ordered up a round of attacks in Saudi Arabia in 2003 from his location there. Despite the fact that al Adel has worked with Iranian-backed terrorists for more than a decade and fled, along with dozens of his comrades, to Iran shortly after the U.S.-led invasion of Afghanistan, our foreign policy gurus think that his status in Iran needs further clarification.
Here is the bottom line: the Foreign Policy Establishment that is calling for negotiations with Iran does not have a good (or any?) understanding of Iranian behavior. This is particularly troubling because Iran is the foremost sponsor of terrorist enemies around the world. Is it reasonable to think that these folks could successfully carry on negotiations with the mullahs?
I wouldn't bet on it.


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Hi All ,
Adobe Illustrator CS6 update is now available !!!
With Illustrator as the perpetual license you will be updated to 16.0.1 wherein many issues are resolved.
Please read the release note listing resolved issues.
http://helpx.adobe.com/illustrator/release-note/illustrator-cs6-0-1-re lease-notes.html
However if you have the Illustrator CS6 as the part of the CCM then you will be updated to 16.1.0 , the difference is CCM customers are provided with the 3 new features.
(For video tutorial :- exclusive-illustrator-updates-available-for-creative-cloud-members )
along with the all the resolved issues specified in the release note shared above.
As we said when we launched Creative Cloud earlier this year, one of the biggest benefits for customers would be early access to the latest innovation from Adobe, including VIP access to new features in the desktop software.
Manish-Sharma wrote:
- Package files
- (For video tutorial :- exclusive-illustrator-updates-available-for-creative-cloud-members )
As we said when we launched Creative Cloud earlier this year, one of the biggest benefits for customers would be early access to the latest innovation from Adobe, including VIP access to new features in the desktop software.
Macromedia FreeHand 8.0 released in 1998, added the "Collect for Output" function. Adobe buys Macromedia in 2005, then discontinues Freehand in 2007. In a 2008 interview with Senior Product Manager of Illustrator, Terry Hemphill, he told FreeHand users: "FreeHand is not going to be revived; time to move on, really. The Illustrator team is making a determined effort to bring the best of FreeHand into Illustrator, which should be evident from some of the new features in CS4."
I am glad that Adobe finally made a determined effort to bring "Collect for Output" to Illustrator 14 years after Freehand had it and 5 years after Adobe bought Macromedia and rebranded the Freehand Collect for Output ideal as "Package Files". I guess the time was right to start searching for features that could be used as carrots for the creative cloud subscription version to push the whole "get the latest features" benefit ideal via the cloud. But certainly something that was available 14 years ago cant be considered innovative or new, nor a determined effort. Also I believe Code Line's ArtFiles v1 has been around since maybe 2004 or so, so again if a third party can accomplish it then Adobe the actual makers of Illustrator didn't really have an excuse nor are they being very innovative. Also, "Linkes Information" is just an updated version of Freehands "Link Info Dialog" as another dated example.
However if we finally get to see features from Freehand or elsewhere that have been lacking in Illustrator for years then hey something good may come out of this after all, there are certainly plenty of features to bring from Freehand and elsewhere thats for sure.
Scott Worthington wrote:
It will open it without any issues, the underlying technology and bug fixes are the same.
Thus the features could be pushed to both cloud and non cloud users if Adobe was not unwilling as talked about here...
I'm sure there were many features in Illustrator that FreeHand never had. Also anyone who knows the intricacies of how different applications work can bet that it is not simply a matter of rebranding or copying code from one to the other. The technologies could be as different as chalk and cheese, even applications from the same company could also be very different. For instance, Adobe InDesign has Package for Output for a long time now - does it mean that Illustrator can simply take that piece of code and paste it in their application & expect it to just work? I guess it's not that easy - nothing comes for free, I'm sure.
Also one could argue that if a third party is already giving a feature/functionality that is missing in the application via plug-ins & thus providing value, then the team working on the core app can concentrate their energies elsewhere (in delivering other equally great features that add value).
Let us see the positive aspects of these 'new' features & see how we can leverage them to our best advantage. I'm already finding them awesome & hope to see my productivity go way up as I start using them in my day-to-day work.
Hi CupertinoFruit, I understand that different code bases are not plug and play even within self same product groups and companies. It's funny that you used chalk and cheese as an example since some cheeses are categorized with chalky characteristics. However for Adobe to use terms such as innovations and VIP, then bring such back dated features to the table as a means to intice and give value to Cloud based users, seems rather odd to me. Sure these are just the first onset of such said features and maybe as time goes by they will become more unique and actually innovative, time will tell.
The update I downloaded from the Adobe Download page will not install. I have the Downloaded version of Production Premium. Do I need a different update installer? Also my editing machine is not connected to the Internet so downloading from the Internet for the application won't work.
Also can't use AdobeIllustrator16.0.1_x64.zip from website. Auto-update doesn't show anything.
Before trying it, auto-update installed PS 13.0.1 with no problem.
Translation: Update Failure It wasn't possible to apply updates. This correction do not apply for you..... |
I also don't know why it displays in my home language, if English is installed. (Maybe because I tested and then uninstalled the localized version).
Using Master Suite at Win7 x64. CS5.5 is also installed.
Hi Rick,
Could you please confirm whether you have subscription activated on your machine? To check that, navigate to "Help->Decativate" and check that it reads "Creative Cloud". Morover, please also check the version of AI. To check this, navigate to "Help->About Adobe Illustrator" and check the version.(It should read 16.0.0).
Please let me know if you have any doubts.
same here.
we have illustrator at work.
premium suite with a volume license.
it is not activated over the net as it´s a volume license and the systems are only connect to the companys intranet (not the internet).
version is 16.0.0 (x64).
downloaded update will not install.
all other updates so far installed fine... don´t know why illustrator makes problems.
Make sure you update to the latest version of Adobe Application Manager 188.8.131.52, then try the Illustrator update again, worked for me.
That's available here http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/detail.jsp?ftpID=4774
Thanks, that update made it work again!
Btw, this is the link for the Windows version:
Dunno why it don't self-update
So let me get this straight: you need to have both a Perpetual License ... AND... a Cloud Subscription to enjoy all of the new and forthcoming features/functions of Illustrator, or any other CS6 program?
Interesting. So as someone mentioned, it's possible we may see new selection tools, be able to open FH files (again)... or OMG.... Paste Inside (all FH related), but only with a Cloud Sub? Basically, a Cloud Sub then is like a ~monthly Update price. OK.
That sounds like a good idea to alleviate the piracy problem that Adobe faces. However, not so much for people that pay for perpetual licensing because they live in areas that don't have reliable or broadband Internet available to them. Which makes Cloud computing quite worthless.
Just a heads up when creating updates on the Mac.
While your update bumped the version shown in the get info window (CFBundleGetInfoString) in the /Contents/Info.plist, you didn't bother to do anything about the localized versions of CFBundleGetInfoString in the *.lproj/InfoPlist.strings files which are still:
CFBundleGetInfoString = "16.0.0, Copyright © 1987-2012 Adobe Systems Inc. All rights reserved.";
So if a user looks at the Get Info window in the Finder for the "updated" version of Illustrator it will still confusingly say version 16.0.0.
Was DYP wrote:
It wouldn't hurt to do an About AAM to see what is the reported number there, just in case the AAM updater did not install correctly.
Where can I find "about AAM"? I can't find Adobe Application Manager on my PC.
I want to see what version I have before I update it. Can somebody direct on how to find the version I have?
Hi there, I am having a similar problem:
I have 'Adobe Creative Suite 6 Master collection'
CS6 on a macbook pro mountain lion, when i update through the application manager, it says everything is up to date, but when I actually open Illustrator, and click on get info, I still get that I have the '16.0.0' version, when I know from Adobe's website that the latest is'16.0.4'.
I also tried applying the updates manually but I get:
"update failed, updates could not be applied, this patch is not applicable for you"
Si I am stuck at 16.0.0, I also tried uninstalling everything and re-installing again with no luck.
I also removed and reinstalled application manager with the same results.
Will wait for your reply,
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The No. 20 Bluejays trimmed a 19-point, second-half deficit to three with 27 seconds to play. They had the ball underneath their basket and set up a play that they hadn't used previously this season.
"I kind of have that St. Joe's feeling on that last play," said Creighton forward Doug McDermott, referring to the Bluejays' comeback win over the Hawks earlier this month. "I felt like something big was going to happen, but I was unable to hit that shot."
McDermott missed a contested close-range jumper that hung momentarily on the rim, and teammate Grant Gibbs couldn't convert after snaring the offensive rebound. The Aztecs then sealed the 86-80 win in the Wooden Legacy tournament with six points in the final 18 seconds to the delight of their large contingent of fans at the Titan Gym.
The victory put San Diego State (4-1) in Sunday's championship game, where the Aztecs will face Marquette at the Honda Center in Anaheim. Creighton will play for third place against George Washington after suffering its first loss in six games.
That disappointment is compounded by the fact that the Bluejays squandered a hot start against the Aztecs. With McDermott scoring 16 of his 30 points in the first seven minutes, Creighton jumped to 19-7 lead.
"I'm glad they didn't have the mercy rule in the first five minutes of the game," San Diego State coach Steve Fisher said. "The way they started out on us, I know a lot of people were thinking it was going to be a rout."
Fisher wasn't one of those folks. He figured his team's defensive ability — the Aztecs ranked second nationally in scoring defense coming into the tournament — gave it a chance to claw back into the game.
What he wasn't as sure about was his club's offensive ability.
"If you've watched us in practice or in our earlier games, sometimes we had a hard time making open shots," Fisher said. "When we make open shots, we're very good because our staple is that we're going to make it very hard for teams to get a lot of easy, clean looks."
After allowing Creighton to make 7 of its first 11 attempts, the Aztecs buckled down on defense. The Bluejays scored 11 points in the final 13 minutes of the first half, missing 11 of 15 shots from the field and committing a number of uncharacteristic turnovers.
"We kind of got away from what was working," Gibbs said. "We were moving the ball and then we got really stagnant offensively. San Diego was switching ball screens, and we didn't do a good job of adjusting to that."
The Aztecs closed the half on a 14-4 run that put them ahead 40-30. They opened the second half with an 11-2 spurt that put them ahead 51-32 with 16:08 to play.
Fisher reminded his club then that it was not time to relax. San Diego State had led Creighton by 17 points in a 2011 game on its homecourt only to see the Bluejays rally for an 85-83 victory.
"We knew there was lots and lots of time," Fisher said. "This is a game of runs. We gave and we got."
Creighton managed to get its deficit to nine points with 13:14 to play when Ethan Wragge, who had missed all three of his first-half shots, started heating up. His second 3-pointer of the second half cut the Bluejays' deficit to 61-52.
San Diego State gradually built its lead back to 68-55, but Wragge ignited a 10-2 Creighton run with his fourth 3-pointer and capped it with his fifth to make it 70-65 with 3:49 to play.
The Bluejays closed to within three points four times in the final 2:31, the last time after Austin Chatman scored on a drive with 27 seconds left. Creighton then got the ball right back when Xavier Thames was called for a push-off as San Diego State attempted to inbound the basketball.
Creighton called time out and set up a play that could have gotten the Bluejays within a point or tied the game.
"We hadn't run that play in a game yet," Gibbs said. "I was looking for E (Wragge) coming off a screen or a little slip to Doug. We got a good look with Doug's shot, and I got the rebound and got it blocked.
"It was a decent look but you can't always look at that as the game. It was all the little mistakes we had that piled up and put us in that situation."
Creighton coach Greg McDermott would agree. He looked at the dozen turnovers, several of which came when the Bluejays tried to make ill-advised cross-court passes against athletic defenders, as a reason for the loss.
He'll surely note the 37-29 rebounding advantage that San Diego State built, as well as the 31 free-throw attempts the Aztecs got. San Diego State made 26 shots from the line, while Creighton got 11 attempts and made seven.
"We've been a team that through five games had made more free throws than our opponents had attempted," McDermott said. "Tonight, our opponent shot 20 more than we did. We're going to have a hard time winning when that happens."
San Diego State's three leading scorers — Thames (26), Winston Shepard (16) and JJ O'Brien (15) — collected 25 of their 57 points from the foul line.
"We have the ability with our length and athleticism to get to the rim," Fisher said. "We shot a lot of free throws, but I think that's going to be our M.O."
Still, those attempts might have had less impact if Creighton had built on its good fortune at the start of the game instead of wasting it.
"They were more physical than we were," Greg McDermott said. "To their credit, we came out and threw the first punch but we couldn't knock them down. They came storming back."
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LDAP and Kerberos are widely used, separately, yet integrating them seems less popular. This is a shame, as they fit together very well — in particular, you should avoid using LDAP for authentication, for which it is not well designed. Security is increasingly important for all sites, and Kerberos is a massive security increase over LDAP authentication.
What is LDAP?
LDAP stands for Lightweight Directory Access Protocol — it is not itself either hardware or software, but a protocol to define how a client and server interact with each other. An LDAP directory is used to describe a directory whose server corresponds to this protocol.
LDAP works by the client asking the server for particular information, the server runs the appropriate search (e.g. to find the entry for a given uid), and returns that information to the client. An entry is a structure which holds information about an object, and entries are arranged in a tree structure.
Schemas are used to prescribe the syntax and structure for particular types of object and particular object attributes. Plenty of standard schemas are available, and you can also create your own schemas or add to existing ones, in order to meet the needs of your site.
LDAP can run either (using SSL, on port 636 as ldaps:///) or over a unsecured connection (on port 389 as ldap:///). The next part of this piece will explain how to set up a secure LDAP server, using OpenLDAP.
What is Kerberos?
Kerberos only handles authentication, of machines or of users. When a user logs in to their machine, they request a Ticket-Granting Ticket (TGT) from the Key Distribution Center (your main Kerberos server, or a slave server). The KDC finds the user in its database, then sends back a TGT encrypted using their key. That TGT is decrypted at the other end with the user's password. Therefore the password isn't sent over the network, increasing security.
After that, any kerberized service uses this TGT to ask for a service-specific ticket: the user doesn't need to enter their password again until the TGT expires (usually 10 hours), or is deleted. So, for example, if your entire system is Kerberos authenticated, you can log on once and then ssh to any system without having to re-authenticate.
The process works similarly for services or machines — except that a locally stored key is used instead of a password.
If you want more information, there's an excellent and very readable explanation of how Kerberos works on the MIT Web site.
The rest of this article will deal with setting up Kerberos (the MIT version) — it's easier (in my experience) to set up Kerberos first, then LDAP, than the other way around.
Kerberos server setup
Let's start with installation and configuration. Kerberos should be available from any distribution — or, of course, you can compile from source. The Debian/Ubuntu packages needed are krb5-kdc, krb5-admin-server, libkrb5-dev, krb5-config, krb5-user, krb5-clients, and libkadm55.
During the installation of the packages you'll be asked for the hostname of your server. This should be the fully qualified domain name (FQDN) of your server — e.g. kerberos.example.com.
Most of the configuration is done in /etc/krb5.conf. Edit this to look as follows:
[libdefaults] default_realm EXAMPLE.COM [realms] EXAMPLE.COM = { kdc = kerberos.example.com admin_server = kerberos.example.com default_domain = example.com } [domain_realm] .example.com = EXAMPLE.COM example.com = EXAMPLE.COM [login] krb4_convert = false [logging] kdc = FILE:/var/log/kerberos/krb5kdc.log admin_server = FILE:/var/log/kerberos/kadmin.log default = FILE:/var/log/kerberos/krb5lib.log
Your realm should match your local domain, as illustrated above. The [logging] section is optional, but simplifies debugging.
If you want to set up a slave kerberos server as well as the master, you can have multiple KDC lines. The KDC, as mentioned above, does the giving out of TGTs, and you can have as many as you like. However, you only have a single admin server, which acts as the master KDC.
Start the kerberos admin server and the KDC (/etc/init.d/krb5-admin-server start; /etc/init.d/krb5-kdc start). It's normal for it to take some time to start the admin server — so be patient.
/etc/init.d/krb5-admin-server start; /etc/init.d/krb5-kdc start
Setting up the database
Now you'll need to create the initial database and populate it with your inital admin user(s).
Initially, you use kadmin.local for this — this only ever runs locally on the master server, and does not use Kerberos to authenticate to that server. So, before you have a Kerberos database, it's the only way to talk to the server! After you have your admin user set up, you should use kadmin instead.
The commands to issue from the command line are:
kdb5_util create -s kadmin.local -q "ktadd -k /etc/krb5kdc/kadm5.keytab kadmin/admin" kadmin.local -q "ktadd -k /etc/krb5kdc/kadm5.keytab kadmin/changepw" kadmin.local -q "addprinc email@example.com" kadmin.local -q "addprinc firstname.lastname@example.com"
The first command creates your database, and the next two are needed to enable admin changes to happen. The final two commands create a Kerberos admin principle (krbadm) and an LDAP admin principal (ldapadm) — you'll be asked to provide a password.
Obviously, your choice of usernames in the last two lines is up to you! Or you can have a single admin user. Some sites prefer to create admin users that look like firstname.lastname@example.com to make it clear which users have admin privileges.
You also need to edit the ACL (access control), in the file /etc/krb5kdc/kadm5.acl. A very basic example corresponding to the above setup is as follows:
firstname.lastname@example.com * */email@example.com * */*@EXAMPLE.COM i *@EXAMPLE.COM i
This gives all access to the Kerberos admin user, and to any /admin user, and read-only access to all principals in the domain (note that */* and * are both required — just as email@example.com and email@example.com are both different).
Edit /etc/krb5kdc/kdc.conf to set EXAMPLE.COM as the realm, and ensure that the database, keytab, and ACL locations match what you set in the database creation above. Note that the admin_keytab location must be specified as FILE:/etc/krb5kc/kadm5.keytab, not just as the bare filename.
Restart krb5-kdc and krb5-admin-server for the changes to take effect. From now on, you use kadmin -p krbadm to make changes.
kadmin -p krbadm
Check that all is working by typing kinit krbadm — you should be challenged for the password. Then type klist and you will see that you have an authorized principal krbadm.
kinit krbadm
Kerberos client setup
The Debian packages needed are: krb5-user (for klist and kinit), ntpdate (the time on server and client must match), and libsasl2-gssapi-mit. Edit /etc/krb5.conf to make sure that the following entries are correctly set:
[libdefaults] default_realm = EXAMPLE.COM [realms] EXAMPLE.COM = { kdc = kerberos.example.com admin_server = kerberos.example.com } [domain_realm] example.com = EXAMPLE.COM .example.com = EXAMPLE.COM
This may already have been done by the Debian package configuration, if you answered the questions correctly.
SSH and logon
You next need to set up both server and clients to use Kerberos for logon and for SSH logon. Debian users will need to install libpam-krb5, openssh-server, libsasl2-dev, libsasl2-gssapi-mit, and libsasl2-modules. The same packages should be available for Ubuntu and other distros, but (in some cases) with different names.
Edit /etc/pam.d/common-auth and /etc/pam.d/common-session to use pam_krb5.so.1, as follows:
# /etc/pam.d/common-auth auth sufficient pam_krb5.so use_first_pass ignore_root forwardable auth required pam_unix.so nullok_secure try_first_pass # /etc/pam.d/common-session session sufficient pam_unix.so session sufficient pam_krb5.so ignore_root
The sufficient line enables local login (e.g. by root) if necessary. At least one line in common-auth must be required, or you will be able to log in without a password, which probably isn't desirable.
The use_first_pass and try_first_pass options mean that you get asked for your password only once, whichever module is used. ignore_root means that the kerberos module is not used for root login — this is more secure.
For ssh, edit /etc/ssh/sshd_config to set the various Kerberos options as follows:
KerberosAuthentication yes KerberosOrLocalPasswd yes KerberosTicketCleanup yes UsePAM yes AllowTcpForwarding yes GSSAPIAuthentication yes GSSAPICleanupCredentials yes GssapiKeyExchange yes
Then edit /etc/ssh/ssh_config to set both GSSAPIAuthentication and GSSAPIDelegateCredentials to Yes.
You need to add the server host to the keytab in order to enable ssh to transfer the Kerberos credentials. From the client, run kadmin -p krbadm (authenticating you as the admin user) and execute these commands:
addprinc -randkey host/client.example.com ktadd host/client.example.com
The -randkey option generates a random key rather than asking for a password — this is obviously preferable for a non-person entity.
Now it's time to ensure that everything is in working order. Create a test user via kadmin:
addprinc email@example.com
Test the setup by first logging on with console, then with graphical logon, and then via ssh. Once logged on to one kerberized machine, you should be able to ssh to another kerberized machine without typing your password again.
Things to check if it doesn't work smoothly:
Check the time on the KDC and the client machine — they must be the same. (There's a tolerance of 5 minutes by default).
Check that you can ping the KDC and that there aren't any other network problems.
Check that the host key has the correct number, by executing the following on the client:
sudo klist -k /etc/krb5.keytab kinit krbadm kvno host/client.example.com
If they are not the same, you need to start up kadmin, remove the client principal from the keytab (ktrem), delete it (delprinc), then recreate and re-add it.
Now you should be able to use Kerberos for authentication. The next part of this article will tackle setting up your LDAP server.
Here again – I would love to see someone do an article on one-way syncing from Active Directory to and ldap server.
this is a very relevant article.
One-way syncing of AD is also an issue at my work. Love to read something more about that.
Actually as I know red hat is doing some project
freeipa.org I think will integrate DS and kerberos.
also it will support migrate from AD to IPA.
While following this article (and Part Two), I finally managed to install Kerberos and OpenLDAP together. However, I ran into some problems with the howto posted here on the way. I've made an effort to describe how I fixed them as well as I can, and I hope it helps others attempting to do the same thing. I installed this on Ubuntu 8.04, and some of the corrections come from a partially finished guide at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SingleSignOn. However, if I've inadvertently made any mistakes in these comments, please post that as well so others won't be misled.
Problems/Comments in Part 1: 1) I had to run sudo dpkg-reconfigure krb5-kdc before starting up the KDC and admin server with /etc/init.d/krb5-admin-server start and /etc/init.d/krb5-kdc start. The answers to the questions in order were: Yes to Create Kerberos KDC configuration automatically, Disable Kerberos v4 compatibility mode, No to run a ticket conversion daemon, and No to purging data when krb5-kdc package is removed. See also #3. 2) There's a significant problem in the example krb5.conf posted above that took me ages to figure out. There's actually an equals sign missing after the default_realm parameter. 3) I also had to set up the database (by running kdb5_util, as well as everything in the Setting up the database section) before starting the KDC and admin server. 4) In Ubuntu, libsasl2-gssapi-mit is no longer available. It's replaced by libsasl2-modules-gssapi-mit. I executed the following: apt-get install libpam-krb5 libsasl2-dev libsasl2-modules-gssapi-mit libsasl2-modules 5) I was not able to login as a principal I just added, even with the PAM configuration correct (under the Testing section). I had to get LDAP up and running first.
(continued in Part 2)
Please explain your statement: "…Kerberos is a massive security increase over LDAP authentication."
Thanks -jim
I hope this can be more clear such as from start up. Showing
$ hostname
$ ping or Kerberos utlilites
$ dnsdomainname
And how to set this up with MySQL to have single sign on on 2 nodes? If I get errors, how to trace them and fix that.
Nice article
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where is part 2
Part 2 is right here.
This is a great article, but I have some basic questions. I hope you would be able to provide answers in your busy schedule.
Would I be able to create a domain with domain users and systems and not to use Kerberos?
In case I want Kerberos for authentication, is it mandatory that I should give the same domain name for Kerberos "realm" value? Is it that "realm" is nothing but a representation of a group of users/systems who would be authenticated using Kerberos? In short what exactly is a realm?
In the article you showed how to add users to Kerberos. Is it possible that instead of adding the username and passwords of the domain users to Kerberos, we can provide all that information to LDAP, and then Kerberos download that username/password information to its database and further use it? This might not be a good idea, but I still want to know whether it is possible.
In the above article, you added the LDAP admin user to Kerberos, what is the reason behind doing it?
In a normal windows authentication mechanism, when a user logs in from his machine, here does LDAP come into picture?
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