Krb_public (p.krb.v0.16.0.doc.krb.public.Krb

Sourcemodule Stable : sig ... end

Sourcemodule Async_protocol : sig ... end

Sourcemodule Authorize : sig ... end

A 'principal t is used for authorizing a kerberized connection and allows checking that the peer is who we expect it to be.

Sourcemodule Client_identity : sig ... end

Sourcemodule Client_principal : sig ... end

Sourcemodule Conn_type : sig ... end

Sourcemodule Conn_type_preference : sig ... end

A collection of supported Conn_type.t in (optional) order of preference.

Sourcemodule Cred_cache : sig ... end

Sourcemodule Cross_realm_principal_name : sig ... end

Sourcemodule Fqdn : sig ... end

Sourcemodule Handshake_error : sig ... end

Sourcemodule Internal = Krb_internal_public.Std

Sourcemodule Kerberized_rw : sig ... end

Sourcemodule Server_key_source : sig ... end

Kerberos clients send encrypted tickets for servers. One of the central underpinning of Kerberos is that only the KDC and the target server know this secret encryption key.

Sourcemodule Keytab : sig ... end

A keytab (key table) is a file containing pairs of kerberos principals and encryption keys. You can use a keytab file to do kerberos authentication without having to enter a password (the key is derived from your password). Keytab's are generally used for 2 reasons:

Sourcemodule On_credential_forwarding_request : sig ... end

Sourcemodule Mode : sig ... end

Sourcemodule Persistent_versioned_rpc_client = Persistent_rpc_client.Versioned_rpc

Sourcemodule Persistent_rpc_client = Persistent_rpc_client.Rpc

Sourcemodule Principal : sig ... end

Sourcemodule Realm : sig ... end

A kerberos realm

Sourcemodule Rpc : sig ... end

This module is a wrapper around the RPC library which

Sourcemodule Server_principal : sig ... end

Sourcemodule Tcp : sig ... end

Sourcemodule Tgt : sig ... end

Sourcemodule Private : sig ... end