path: root/crypto/kerberosIV/NEWS

Changes in release 1.0.5:

* Remember to update version string.

* Build fixes

* multiple local realm fix in krb_verify_user

Changes in release 1.0.4:

* Only allow a small list of environment variables in telnetd

* Fix one buffer overflow in libkrb

* Make su handle multiple local realms

* Build pic-ed archives (to be used with the pam module)

* do not handle environment variables, use krb.extra instead

* Disable KRBCONFDIR environment variable for root

* fix shared libraries building on solaris

Changes in release 1.0.3:

* Handle DoS attacks in the KDC and the admin server better.

* updated config.guess and config.sub

* better db/gdbm discovery

* bug fixes

Changes in release 1.0.2:

* Fix syslog(LOG_FOO, bug) calls in kauthd, kipd

* Fix bug with systems have a 64bit `time_t'

* Port to Solaris 8 (aka SunOS 5.8), HP-UX 11

* Add AIX fix for shared libraries

* Make afslog work with Arla

* Be more paranoid about setuid for the sake of Linux 2.2.15

* Make rshd afslog to the cell of the home directory

* Improved kip/kipd

* syslog with correct level in popper

* install libraries correctly in lib/sl

* more paranoia when overwriting and removing ticket files

Changes in release 1.0.1:

* Fix bug in ftpd when accepting connections

* Make `-d' in kauth not imply `-a'

* Adapt sia to new TKT_ROOT

* Define `sockaddr_storage' in a fashion that works on
  alignment-restricted architectures

* Rewrite PAM module to work better.

* Make all files in libdes build with CFLAGS

Changes in release 1.0:

* A new configuration option `nat_in_use' in krb.extra to ease use
  through Network Address Translators.

* Support configuration value of KEYFILE and TKT_ROOT in krb.extra

* Easier building on some platforms

* built-in ls in ftpd.

* Bug fixes.

Changes in release 0.10:

* Some support for Irix 6.5 capabilities

* Improved kadmin interface; you can get more info via kadmin.

* Some improved support for OSF C2.

* General bug-fixes and improvements, including a large number of
  potential buffer overrun fixes.  A large number of portability
  improvements.

* Support for multiple local realms.

* Support batch kadmin operation.

* Heimdal support in push.

* Removed `--with-shared' configure option (use `--enable-shared'.)

* Now uses Autoconf 2.13.

Changes in release 0.9.9:

* New configuration file /etc/krb.extra

* New program `push' for popping mail.

* Add (still little tested) support for maildir spool files in popper.

* Added `delete' to ksrvutil.

* Support the strange X11 sockets used on HP-UX and some versions of
  Solaris.

* Arla compatibility in libkafs.

* More compatibility with the Solaris version of libkrb.

* New configure option `--with-mips-abi'

* Support `/etc/securetty' in login.

* Bug fixes and improvements to the Win32 telnet.

* Add support for installing with DESTDIR

* SIA module with added support for password changing, and
  reauthentication.

* Add better support for MIT `compile_et' and `mk_cmds', this should
  make it easier to build things like `zephyr'.

* Bug fixes:
  - Krb: fixed dangling references to flock in libkrb
  - FTP: fixed `logwtmp' name conflict
  - Telnet: fix a few literal IP-number bugs
  - Telnet: hopefully fixed stair-stepping bug
  - Kafs: don't store expired tokens in the kernel
  - Kafs: fix broken installation of afslib.so in AIX

Changes in release 0.9.8:

* several bug fixes; some which deserve mentioning:
  - fix non-working `kauth -h'
  - the sia-module should work again
  - don't leave tickets in popper

Changes in release 0.9.7:

* new configure option --disable-otp

* new configure option --with-afsws

* includes rxkad implementation

* ftp client is more careful with suspicious filenames (|, .., /)

* fixed setuid-vulnerability of rcp, rlogin, and rsh.

* removed use of tgetent from telnetd (thereby eliminating buffer-overflow)

* new commands in ftp and ftpd: kdestroy, krbtkfile, and afslog.

* implement HTTP transport in libkrb and KDC.

* win32 terminal program much improved.  also implemented ticket
  management program.

* introduce `-i' option to kerberos server for listening only on one
  interface.

* updated otp applications and man pages.

* merged in libdes 4.01

* popper is more resilient to badly formatted mails.

* minor fixes for Cray support.

* fix popen bug i ftpd.

* lots of bug fixes and portability fixes.

* better compatibility with Heimdal.

Minor changes in release 0.9.6:

* utmp(x) works correctly on systems with utmpx.

* A security-related bug in ftpd fixed.

* Compiles on solaris 2.4, 2.6 and on WinNT/95 with cygwin32 beta18.

* New option `-w' to rxtelnet, rxterm.

Major changes in release 0.9.5:

* We made some changes to be compatible with the other kerberised ftp
  implementations and this means that an old kerberised ftp client will
  not be able to talk to a new ftp server.  So try to upgrade your ftp
  clients and servers at the same time.  The reason for this change is
  described in more detail below.

* The interpretation of /etc/ftpusers has changed slightly, see
  ftpusers(5). These changes come from NetBSD.

* The function `des_quad_cksum', which is used by `krb_rd_safe', and
  `krb_mk_safe', has never been compatible with MIT's DES
  library. This has now been fixed.

  This fix will however break some programs that used those functions,
  for instance `ftp'. In this version `krb_rd_safe' is modified to
  accept checksums of both the new and the old format; `krb_mk_safe'
  will always emit checksums of the new type *unless* `krb_rd_safe'
  has detected that the client is using the old checksum (this feature
  may be removed in some future release).

  If you have programs that use `krb_mk_safe' and `krb_rd_safe' you
  should upgrade all clients before upgrading your servers. Client is
  here defined as the program that first calls `krb_rd_safe'.

  If you are using some protocol that talks to more than one client or
  server in one session, the heuristics to detect which kind of
  checksum to use might fail.

  The problem with `des_quad_cksum' was just a byte-order problem, so
  there are no security problems with using the old versions. Thanks
  to Derrick J Brashear <shadow@DEMENTIA.ORG> for pointing in the
  right general direction.

* Rewrote kx to work always open TCP connections in the same
  direction.  This was needed to make it work through NATs and is
  generally a cleaner way of doing it.  Also added `tenletxr'.
  Unfortunately the new protocol is not compatible with the old one.
  The new kx and kxd programs try to figure out if they are talking to
  old versions.

* Quite a bit of new functionality in otp.  Changed default hash
  function to `md5'.  Fixed implementation of SHA and added downcasing
  of seed to conform with `draft-ietf-otp-01.txt'.  All verification
  examples in the draft now work.

* Fixed buffer overflows.

* Add history/line editing in kadmin and ftp.

* utmp/utmpx and wtmp/wtmpx might work better on strange machines.

* Bug fixes for `rsh -n' and `rcp -x'.

* reget now works in ftp and ftpd.  Passive mode works.  Other minor
  bug fixes as well.

* New option `-g umask' to ftpd for specifying the umask for anonymous users.

* Fix for `-l' option in rxtelnet and rxterm.

* XOVER support in popper.

* Better support for building shared libraries.

* Better support for talking to the KDC over TCP.  This could make it
  easier to use brain-damaged firewalls.

* Support FreeBSD-style MD5 /etc/passwd.

* New option `-createuser' to afslog.

* Upgraded to work with socks5-v1.0r1.

* Almost compiles and works on OS/2 with EMX, and Win95/NT with gnu-win32.

* Merged in win32-telnet, see README-WIN32 for more details.

* Possibly fixed telnet bug on HP-UX 10.

* Updated man-pages.

* Support for NetBSD/OpenBSD manual page circus.

* Bug fixes.

Major changes in release 0.9.3:

* kx has been rewritten and is now a lot easier to use.  Two new
  scripts: rxtelnet and rxterm.  It also works on machines such as
  Cray where the X-libraries cannot talk unix sockets.
	
* experimental OTP (RFC1938).  Included in login, ftpd, and popper.

* authentication modules: PAM for linux, SIA for OSF/1, and
  afskauthlib for Irix.

* popper now has the UIDL command.

* ftpd can now tar and compress files and directories on the fly, also
  added a find site command.

* updated documentation and man pages.

* Change kuserok so that it acts as if luser@LOCALREALM is always an
  entry of .klogin, even when it's not possible to verify that there
  is no such file or the file is unreadable.

* Support for SRV-records.

* Socks v5 support.

* rcp is AFS-aware.

* allow for other transport mechanisms than udp (useful for firewall
  tormented souls); as a side effect the format of krb.conf had to
  become more flexible

* sample programs included.

* work arounds for Linux networking bugs in rlogind and rlogin.

* more portable

* quite a number of improvments/bugfixes

* New platforms: HP-UX 10, Irix 6.2

Major changes in release 0.9.2a:

* fix annoying bug with kauth (et al) returning incorrect error

Major changes in release 0.9.2:

* service `kerberos-iv' and port 750 has been registered with IANA.

* Bugfixes.

  - Compiles with gcc on AIX.

  - Compiles with really old resolvers.

  - ftp works with afs string-to-key.

  - shared libraries should work on Linux/ELF.

  - some potential buffer overruns.

  - general code clean-up.

* Better Cray/UNICOS support.

* New platforms: AIX 4.2, IRIX 6.1, and Linux 2.0

Major changes in release 0.9.1:

* Mostly bugfixes.

  - No hardcoded references to /usr/athena

  - Better Linux support with rlogin

  - Fix for broken handling of NULL password in kadmind (such as with
    `ksrvutil change')

  - AFS-aware programs should work on AIX systems without AFS

* New platforms: Digital UNIX 4.0 and Fujitsu UXP/V

* New mechanism to determine realm from hostname based on DNS. To find
  the realm of a.b.c.d it tries to find krb4-realm.a.b.c.d and then
  krb4-realm.b.c.d and so on. The entry in DNS should be a TXT record
  with the realm name.

  krb4-realm.pdc.kth.se.  7200    TXT     "NADA.KTH.SE"

Major changes in release 0.9:

* Tested platforms:

Dec Alpha	OSF/1 3.2	with cc -std1
HP 9000/735	HP/UX 9.05	with gcc
DEC Pmax	Ultrix 4.4	with gcc (cc does not work)
IBM RS/6000	AIX 4.1		with xlc (gcc works, cc does not)
SGI		IRIX 5.3	with cc
Sun		SunOS 4.1.4	with gcc (cc is not ANSI and does not work)
Sun		SunOS 5.5	with gcc
Intel i386	NetBSD 1.2	with gcc
Intel i386	Linux 1.3.95	with gcc
Cray J90	Unicos 9	with cc

* Mostly ported to Crays running Unicos 9.

* S/Key-support in ftpd.

* Delete operation supported in kerberos database.

* Cleaner and more portable code.

* Even less bugs than before.

* kpopper now supports the old pop3 protocol and has been renamed to popper.

* rsh can be renamed remsh.

* Experimental program for forwarding IP over a kerberos tunnel.

* Updated to libdes 3.23.

Major changes in release 0.8:

* New programs: ftp & ftpd.

* New programs: kx & kxd.  These programs forward X connections over
  kerberos-encrypted connections.

* Incorporated version 3.21 of libdes.

* login: No double utmp-entries on Solaris.

* kafs

  * Better guessing of what realm a cell belongs to.

  * Support for authenticating to several cells.  Reads
    /usr/vice/etc/TheseCells, if present.

* ksrvutil: Support for generating AFS keys.

* login, su, rshd, rlogind: tries to counter possible NIS-attack.

* xnlock: several bug fixes and support for more than one screen.

* Default port number for ekshell changed from 2106 to 545.  kauth
  port changed from 4711 to 2120.

* Rumored to work on Fujitsu UXP/V and Cray UNICOS.

Major changes in release 0.7:

* New experimental masterkey generation.   Enable with
  --enable-random-mkey. Also the default place for the master key has
  moved from /.k to /var/kerberos/master-key. This is customizable
  with --with-mkey=file. If you don't want you master key to be on the
  same backup medium as your database, remember to use this flag. All
  relevant programs still checks for /.k.

* `-t' option to kadmin.

* Kpopper uses kuserok to verify if user is allowed to pop mail.

* Kpopper tries to locate the mail spool directory: /var/mail or
  /var/spool/mail.

* kauth has ability to get ticket on a remove host with the `-h' option.

* afslog (aklog clone) and pagsh included.

* New format for /etc/krb.equiv.

* Better multi-homed hosts support in kauth, rcp, rlogin, rlogind,
  rshd, telnet, telnetd.

* rlogind works on ultrix and aix 3.2.

* lots of bug fixes.

Major changes in release 0.6:

* Tested platforms:

DEC/Alpha	OSF3.2
HP700		HPux 9.x
Dec/Pmax	Ultrix 4.4	(rlogind not working)
IBM RS/6000	AIX 3.2		(rlogind not working)
IBM RS/6000	AIX 4.1
SGI		Irix 5.3
Sun		Sunos 4.1.x
Sun		Sunos 5.4
386		BSD/OS 2.0.1
386		NetBSD 1.1
386		Linux 1.2.13

It is rumored to work to some extent on NextStep 3.3.

* ksrvutil get to create new keys and put them in the database at the
same time.

* Support for S/Key in login.

* kstring2key: new program to show string to key conversion.

* Kerberos server should now listen on all available network
interfaces and on both port 88 and 750.

* Timeout in kpopper.

* Support password quality checks in kadmind.  Use --with-crack-lib to
link kadmind with cracklib.  The patches in cracklib.patch are needed.

* Movemail from emacs 19.30.

* Logging format uses four digits for years.

* Fallback if port numbers are not listed in /etc/services.


	* Relesed version 0.5

	* lib/des/read_pwd.c: Redifine TIOCGETP and TIOCSETP so that the
        same code is used both for posix termios and others.

	* rsh, rlogin: Add environment variable RSTAR_NO_WARN which when
	set to "yes" make warnings about "rlogin: warning, using standard
	rlogin: remote host doesn't support Kerberos." go away.

	* admin/kdb_util.c (load_db) lib/kdb/krb_dbm.c (kerb_db_update):
        Optimized so that it can handle large databases, previously a
        10000 entry DB would take *many* minutes, this can now be done in
        under a minute.

	* Changes in server/kerberos.c, kadmin/*.c slave/*.c to support 64
        bit machines. Source should now be free of 64 bit assumptions.

	* admin/copykey.c (copy_from_key): New functions for copying to
        and from keys. Neccessary to solve som problems with longs on 64
        bit machines in kdb_init, kdb_edit, kdb_util and ext_srvtab.

	* lib/kdb/krb_kdb_utils.c (kdb_verify_master_key): More problems
        with longs on 64 bit machines.

	* appl/bsd/login.c (main): Lots of stuff to support Psoriasis
        login. Courtesy of gertz@lysator.liu.se.

	* configure.in, all Makefile.in's: Support for Linux shared
        libraries. Courtesy of svedja@lysator.liu.se.

	* lib/krb/cr_err_reply.c server/kerberos.c: Moved int req_act_vno
	= KRB_PROT_VERSION; from server kode to libkrb where it really
	belongs.

        * appl/bsd/forkpty.c (forkpty): New function that allocates master
        and slave ptys in a portable way. Used by rlogind.

	* appl/telnet/telnetd/sys_term.c (start_login): Under SunOS5 the
	same utmpx slot got used by sevral sessions. Courtesy of
	gertz@lysator.liu.se.

	* util/{ss, et}/Makefile.in (LEX): Use flex or lex. Courtesy of
        svedja@lysator.liu.se.

	* Fix the above Makefiles to work around bugs in Solaris and OSF/1
        make rules that was triggered by VPATH functionality in the yacc
        and lex rules.

	* appl/kpopper/pop_log.c (pop_log) appl/kpopper/pop_msg.c (pop_msg):
	Use stdarg instead of varargs. The code is still broken though,
	you'll realize	that on a machine with 64 bit pointers and 32 bit 
	int:s and no vsprintf, let's hope there will be no such beasts ;-).

	* appl/telnet/telnetd/sys_term.c (getptyslave): Not all systems
	 have (or need) modules ttcompat and pckt so don't flag it as a
	 fatal error if they don't exist.

	* kadmin/admin_server.c (kadm_listen) kadmind/kadm_ser_wrap.c
	(kadm_listen): Add kludge for kadmind running on a multihomed
	server. #ifdef:ed under MULTIHOMED_KADMIN. Change in acconfig.h
	if you need this feature.

	* appl/Makefile.in (SUBDIRS): Add applications movemail kpopper
        and xnlock.

	* appl/bsd/rlogin.c (main): New rlogind.c, forkpty() is not
        implemented yet though.

	* appl/xnlock/Makefile.in: Some stubs for X11 programs in
        configure.in as well as a kerberized version of xnlock.

	* appl/bsd/{rlogin.c, rsh.c, rcp.c}: Add code to support fallback
        port numbers if they can not be found using getservbyname.

	* appl/bsd/klogin.c (klogin): Use differnet ticket files for each
        login so that a malicous user won't be able to destroy our tickets
        with a failed login attempt.

	* lib/kafs/afssys.c (k_afsklog): First we try afs.cell@REALM, if
	there is no such thing try afs@CELL instead. There is now two
	arguments to k_afslog(char *cell, char *realm).

	* kadmin/admin_server.c (kadm_listen): If we are multihomed we
        need to figure out which local address that is used this time
        since it is used in "direction" comparison.

	* kadmin/kadm_ser_wrap.c (kadm_ser_init): Fallback to use default
        port number.

	* lib/krb/send_to_kdc.c (send_to_kdc): Default port number
        (KRB_PORT) was not in network byte order.

	* lib/krb/send_to_kdc.c (send_recv): Linux clears timeout struct
        when selecting.

	* appl/bsd/rcp.c, appl/bsd/rlogin.c, appl/bsd/rsh.c:
	Now does fallback if there isn't any entries in /etc/services for
	klogin/kshell. This also made the code a bit more pretty.

	* appl/bsd/login.c: Added support for lots of more struct utmp fields.
	If there is no ttyslot() use setutent and friends.

	* appl/bsd/Makefile.in, appl/bsd/rlogind.c, appl/bsd/rshd.c:
	Added extern iruserok().

	* appl/bsd/iruserok.c: Initial revision

	* appl/bsd/bsd_locl.h: Must include sys/filio.h on Psoriasis.

	* appl/bsd/Makefile.in: New install

	* appl/bsd/pathnames.h: Fix default path, rsh and rlogin.

	* appl/bsd/rshd.c: Extend default PATH with bindir to find rcp.

	* appl/bsd/login.c (login): If there is no ttyslot use setutent
	and friends. Added support for lots of more struct utmp fields.

	* server/kerberos.c (main) lib/kafs/afssys.c appl/bsd/bsd_locl.h:
        Must include sys/filio.h on Psoriasis to find _IOW and FIO* macros.

	* appl/bsd/rlogind.c (doit): Use _PATH_DEFPATH rather than
        _PATH_DEF.

	* appl/bsd/login.c, su.c (main): Use fallback to bourne shell if
        running as root.

	* appl/bsd/su.c (main): Update usage message to reflect that '-'
	option must come after the ordinary options and before login-id.

	* appl/telnet/telnetd/telnetd.c (doit): If remote host name is to
	long to fit into utmp try to remove domain part if it does match
	our local domain.

	(main): Add new option -L /bin/login so that it is possible to 
	specify an alternate login program.

	* appl/telnet/telnet/commands.c (env_init): When exporting
	variable DISPLAY and if hostname is not the full name, try to get
	the full name from DNS.

	* appl/telnet/telnet/main.c (main): Option -k realm was broken due
        to a bogous external declaration.

	* kadmin/kadmin.c (add_new_key): Kadmin now properly sets
	lifetime, expiration date and attributes in add_new_key command.

	* appl/bsd/su.c (main): Don't handle '-' option with getopt.

	* appl/telnet/telnet/externs.h: Removed protection for multiple
	inclusions of termio(s).h since it broke definition of termio
	macro on POSIX systems.

	* lib/krb/lifetime.c (krb_life_to_time): If you want to disable
	AFS compatible long lifetimes set krb_no_long_lifetimes = 1.
	
	Please note that the long lifetimes are 100% compatible up to
	10h so this should rarely be necessary.

	* lib/krb/krb_equiv.c (krb_equiv): If you don't want to use
	ipaddress protection of tickets set krb_ignore_ip_address. This
	makes it possible for an intruder to steal a ticket and then use
	it from som other machine anywhere on the net.

	* kadmin/kadm_ser_wrap.c (kadm_ser_init): Don't bind to only one
        local address. Accept request on all interfaces.

	* admin/kdb_edit.c (change_principal): Don't accept illegal
        dates. Courtesy of gertz@lysator.liu.se.

	* configure.in: AIX specific libraries needed when using standard
        libc routine getttyent, IBM should be ashamed!

	* lib/krb/recvauth.c (krb_recvauth): Long that should be int32_t
        problem.

	* Added strdup for su and rlogin.

	* Fix for old syslog macros in appl/bsd/bsd_locl.

	* lib/kdb/krb_dbm.c (kerb_db_rename) admin/kdb_destroy.c: New
        ifdef HAVE_NEW_DB for new databases residing in one file only.

	* appl/bsd/rlogin.c (oob): Add workaround for Linux.

	* appl/bsd/getpass.c: New routine that reads up to 127 char
        passwords. Used in su.c and login.c.

	* appl/telnet/telnetd/sys_term.c (login_tty): Ioctl TIOCSCTTY
        should not be used on HP-UX.

==========================*** Released 0.2? ***=============================

ksrvutil
  If there is a dot in the about to be added principals name there is
  no need to ask for instance name.

kerberos & kadmind
  Logfiles are created with small permissions (600).

krb.conf and krb.realms
 Use domain part as realm name if there is no match in krb.realms.
 Use kerberos.REALMNAME if there is no match in krb.realms.

rlogin
  The rlogin client is supported both with and without encryption,
  there is no rlogind yet though.

login
  There is login program that supports the -f option. Both kerberos
  and /etc/passwd authentication is enabled.

  Vendors login programs typically have no -f option (needed by
  telnetd) and also does not know how to verify passwords againts
  kerberos.

appl/bsd/*
  Now uses POSIX signals.

kdb_edit, kadmin
  Generate random passwords if administrator enters empty password.

lib/kafs
  New library to support AFS. Routines:
  int k_hasafs(void);
  int k_afsklog(...); or some other name
  int k_setpag(void);
  int k_unlog(void);
  int k_pioctl(char *, int, struct ViceIoctl *, int);

  Library supports more than one single entry point AFS syscalls
  (needed be HP/UX and OSF/1 when running DFS). Doesn't rely on
  transarc headers or library code. Same binaries can be used both on
  machines running AFS and others.

  This library is used in telnetd, login and the r* programs.

telnet & telnetd
  Based on telnet.95.05.31.NE but with the encryption hacks from
  ftp.funet.fi:/pub/unix/security/esrasrc-1.0 added.  This encryption
  stuff needed some more modifications (done by joda@nada.kth.se)
  before it was usable. Telnet has also been modified to use GNU
  autoconf.

Numerous other changes that are long since forgotten.