Re: passing kerberos ticket in ldap_bind call
Not that I'm aware of or have seen documented. You can either pass plain
text credentials or you can allow the current thread's security context to
be used to make the bind.
What are you trying to do?
Joe K.
"gw1128" <gw1128@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Anyone know if there is a version of the ldap_bind calls where you can
pass
the raw kerberos ticket as the credentials?
.
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