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2.25 What is the kadm5.acl file?
From: Dan E. Anderson <anderson@computer.org> The kadm5.acl (access control list) file resides on the KDC host and controls access to the Kerberos database. The location of the kadm5.acl is specified in the kdc.conf file for each realm under the [realms] stanza: [realms] FOOBAR.ORG = { acl_file = /var/krb5kdc/kadm5.acl } The ACL format is documented in the "Kerberos V5 Installation Guide". It contains the principal names (including "*" as wildcards) and the access permissions ("*" for everything) followed by an optional principal the ACL applies (if omitted, it applies to all principals). For example: */admin@FOOBAR.ORG * Allows all admin principals all access (add, delete, modification of principals). The following just allows adding, listing, and inquire of principals for principal fred/admin: fred/admin@FOOBAR.ORG ali Of course, Fred must use the fred/admin principal to access the Kerberos database (with kadmin).
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