Difference between revisions of "Release 1.11"
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* Use default keytab for gss_init_sec_context when available |
* Use default keytab for gss_init_sec_context when available |
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* Importing and exporting of GSS creds (useful for async GSS proxy) -- expecting contribution |
* Importing and exporting of GSS creds (useful for async GSS proxy) -- expecting contribution |
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− | * Interposition for GSS mechglue |
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* Documentation consolidation |
* Documentation consolidation |
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== Protocol evolution == |
== Protocol evolution == |
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− | * Authorization data |
+ | * Authorization data -- conditional on IETF consensus |
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+ | ** Authorization data container with multiple verifiers (CAMMAC) |
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+ | ** POSIX directory info in authorization data (PAD) |
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+ | ** Level of Assurance in authorization data |
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+ | ** Site-defined string-keyed claims in authorization data |
+ | ** X.509 attributes in authorization data |
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* FAST preauth sets (e.g. OTP + long-term password) |
* FAST preauth sets (e.g. OTP + long-term password) |
Revision as of 21:58, 23 April 2012
Contents
Timeline
This is only an approximate timeline. Dates are subject to change.
- Oct. 2012 -- make release branch
- Dec. 2012 -- final release
Code quality
- Improve ASN.1 support code, making it table-driven for decoding as well as encoding (done)
- Refactor parts of KDC, to better support libKDC and Projects/Trust KDC-local name resolution
Developer experience
- Use default keytab for gss_init_sec_context when available
- Importing and exporting of GSS creds (useful for async GSS proxy) -- expecting contribution
- Documentation consolidation
End-user experience
- Documentation consolidation
Administrator experience
- Projects/Trust KDC-local name resolution
- FAST OTP client in libkrb5 (maybe excluding second-level plugins hardware OTP tokens)
- Documentation consolidation
Performance
- Improve (or eliminate) KDC lookaside cache
Protocol evolution
- Authorization data -- conditional on IETF consensus
- Authorization data container with multiple verifiers (CAMMAC)
- POSIX directory info in authorization data (PAD)
- Level of Assurance in authorization data
- Site-defined string-keyed claims in authorization data
- X.509 attributes in authorization data
- FAST preauth sets (e.g. OTP + long-term password)