[CalendarServer-users] GSS-Error

[Jonathan Woodbury]

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Please pardon my ignorance with Mac clients, but I wonder if the issue
might be something like not having network.negotiate-auth.trusted-uris
in Thunderbird set to either the calendar host URL or something generic
like 'https://'. I know that by default, Thunderbird has this setting
set to an empty string, and that it must be properly configured for
GSSAPI auth to succeed. Perhaps the Mac clients have something similar.

Jonathan

Georg Troska wrote:
> Hi,
> I have a calendarserver running and lots of clients (linux and MACOS
> 10.5) are using it. I have also one client with Mac OS 10.4. I'm using
> sunbird here. My authorization method is kerberos and as said its
> working everywhere, but when trying to use this client i get messages like:
> 
> Authentication failed: Bad credentials: Unspecified GSS failure.  Minor
> code may provide more information(Wrong principal in request)
> 
> in my caldav log. I can't look into the subdirectors of the
> caldav-server as well. Can't meens theres no errors, but there are tons
> of messages like said before.
> 
> Any idea why this client is not working?
> 
> P.S.: Kerberos Auth seems to work I get a user and a host ticket
> 
> Georg
> 
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Jonathan Woodbury
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American Research Institute
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