KKinit KKinit is a an applet which lets users request, display and destroy tickets from a Kerberos 5 server.
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KKinit is a an applet which lets users request, display and destroy tickets from a Kerberos 5 server. KKinit is a an applet which lets users request, display and destroy tickets from a Kerberos 5 server. It uses KDE for it's interface. It is similar to Cygnus's Kerbnet tool, with several GUI enhancements.Installation: ./configure make make install (as root)You will need a set of the Kerberos 5 libraries to link against. You can get these from ftp.replay.com, or http://www.replay.com. This site is in the Netherlands, so it's not a breach of US export regs to download it from there.By default, the configure script assumes that the kerberos stuff is in /usr/athena. If it's in a different directory, append the flag '--with-krb5=' to the './configure'instruction.If you want either SSL capability or password changing capability, you'll need to add --with-krb5-src=.It shouldn't need to be this way, but the include files for the kadmin interface are not installed by default in the Kerberos includearea.If you wish to use SSL to authenticate to Kerberos, instead of a password based approach, you'll need to have Doug Engert's sslk5 package installed on your Kerberos server (although for this client, the relevant bits of sslk5 have been copied into the sourcedirectory).You'll also need to have Eric Young's SSLeay (available from http://www.ssleay.org) libraries installed somewhere on the system. The option --with-ssl= needs to be added to the configure command).Obviously, you need the KDE and Qt libraries and headers, but you knew that already, didn't you?As would be expected, the normal autoconf flags work with configure (--prefix, --with-qt-dir, etc).

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