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From: "Ray Carlson" <rlcarlson@anl.gov>
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Subject: RE: [krbdev.mit.edu #3401] Possible bug in NetIDMgr 
Date: Fri, 24 Mar 2006 10:23:40 -0600
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This message from 2/14 talked about a Beta release, of KFW 3.1 that would
fix the known NetIDMgr problem of not working with numbers, being released
in a couple of weeks.  Now that 6 weeks have passed, I was wondering if
there was any better estimate of a fix being available.  Since our IDs
contain numbers, I have had to revert back to old MIT Kerberos for windows
until a fix has been created.  Thanks for any help you can provide.

Ray Carlson
rlcarlson@anl.gov

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From: Unprivileged W User,,,, [mailto:www@MIT.EDU] On Behalf Of Jeffrey
Altman via RT
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To: rlcarlson@anl.gov
Subject: [krbdev.mit.edu #3401] Possible bug in NetIDMgr 


[rlcarlson@anl.gov - Mon Jan 23 22:06:43 2006]:

> Using NetIDMgr 1.0.0.0 on a PC running XP but not part of a Domain, It
says
> (No identities specified) in Credentials, when I enter my Username of
> b28384.  Through experimentation, it looks like that is the only
response I
> can get when the Username has a number in it.  If I enter of valid
Username
> that is all letters, it works.  I am able to use the command line kinit to
> get a ticket as b28384@ANL.GOV.  Any ideas?

This is a known bug in KFW 3.0 that will be fixed in KFW 3.1.   We
expect a beta release in the next couple of weeks.

Jeffrey Altman