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A Technical Summary

Table A.1. Kerberos administrative ACL (MIT) Allow Deny Operation a A Add principals or policies d D Delete principals or policies m M Modify principals or policies C Change passwords i I Inquiry the database l L List principals or policies s S Set key for principals * or x Allow all privileges

Table A.2. Kerberos kadmin password policies (MIT) Option Meaning -history Minimum count of unusable old passwords -maxlife Maximum allowed lifetime -minclasses Minimum character classes -minlength Minimum password length -minlife Minimum lifetime 380 A Technical Summary

Table A.3. LDAP access control list levels Level Privilege Coding Explanation none =0 No access at all auth =x Permits authentication attempt compare =cx Permits comparison search =scx Permits search filter application read =rscx Permits search result inspection write =wrscx Permits modification or deletion

Table A.4. The OpenAFS access control list attributes Permission Meaning l List contents (lookup) i Create new files or directories (insert) d Delete files or directories a Change ACL attributes of directories (administer) Read contents of files w Modify contents of files (write) k Lock files for reading read Equivalent to rl write Equivalent to rlidwk (no administrative rights) all Equivalent to rlidwka none Remove all ACL permissions

Table A.5. The OpenAFS @sys names (excerpt) @sys Architecture alpha dux40 Digital 4 on an Alpha alpha dux50 Digital UNIX 5 on an Alpha i386 linux24 Kernel 2.4 on Intel and compatible i386 linux26 Linux Kernel 2.6 on Intel and compatible i386 nt40 NT and later on Intel and compatible ppc darwin70 Apple MacOS X 10.3 on a PowerPC Macintosh ppc darwin80 Apple MacOS X 10.4 on a PowerPC Macintosh ppc darwin90 Apple MacOS X 10.5 on a PowerPC Macintosh rs aix52 IBM AIX 5.2 on a pSeries rs aix53 IBM AIX 5.3 on a pSeries sgi 65 SGI Irix 6.5 on a MPIS x86 darwin80 Apple MacOS X 10.4 on an Intel Macintosh x86 darwin90 Apple MacOS X 10.5 on an Intel Macintosh A Technical Summary 381

Table A.6. New OpenAFS extensions (excerpt) Command Option or Subcommand Comment afsd -afsdb DB lookup in DNS -backuptree Prefer volumes -dynroot Construct root dynamically -fakestat Avoid blocking ls for cross-cell mounts -fakestat-all Avoid blocking ls for all mounts -nomount Do not mount /afs fs getcalleraccess Show context permissions getcrypt Show encryption flag getfid Show file location listaliases Show cell aliases newalias Set new cell alias rxstatpeer Rx peer statistics rxstatproc Rx process statistics setcbaddr Set call back address setcrypt Set encryption flag vos changeloc Set new RW location clone Make a volume clone convertROtoRW Convert RO volume to RW copy Make a volume copy offline Set volume offline (hidden from help) online Set volume online (hidden from help) setfields Set information fields shadow Make a shadow volume size Show size information

Table A.7. OpenAFS 1.4.2 characteristics (excerpt) Feature Value Limitation Access Control List Maximum 20 entries per directory BOS Server Optionally restricted mode Cache Size Gigabyte order of magnitude possible Data Encryption Optionally with fcrypt() Directory Entries For short file names maximal about 64000 Clone DB Servers Together with database servers, up to 20 Database Servers Minimum 1, recommended 3 or 5, maximum 8 File Server Type namei, iname, optional accelerated start File Size More than 2GB possible (for Windows in 1.5 series) Group Membership Optionally other groups allowed Kerberos Support Moving from Kerberos IV to V Partitions Up to 255 /vicepX per file server Size Unit Kilobyte Time Skew Allowed Up to 10 minutes Volume Name Maximum 22 characters Volume Sites Up to 13, hence at most 11 RO sites Volume Size Theoretically up to Terabytes (OS-dependent) Volume Types RW, RO, backup, clone 382 A Technical Summary

Table A.8. Brief OpenAFS terminology Name Meaning # Normal mount point % Force RW volume .backup Backup volume extension .readonly RO volume extension apropos In most commands available help In most commands available BosConfig Server configuration for bos CellAlias Aliases for cells CellServDB List of DB servers for cells KeyFile Server keytab file NetInfo IP addresses to use NetRestrict IP addresses not to use ThisCell Name of the local cell UserList AFS administrative user (for a server)

Table A.9. AFS and Kerberos/OpenAFS AFS OpenAFS bos addkey asetkey add bos listkeys asetkey list bos removekey asetkey delete kas kadmin kaserver fakeka, ka-forwarder klog aklog uss

Table A.10. Variable substitution in the Samba configuration file (excerpt) Variable Substitution %D Domain or workgroup name for the current user %h Internet host name of the Samba server %L NetBIOS Samba server name %m NetBIOS client name %M Internet host name of the client %S Current requested service name %U Session username as indicated by the client A Technical Summary 383

Table A.11. Samba account flags Flag Description D Disabled account H Account requires a home directory I Inter-domain account trust L The account has been locked M A Microsoft Network Service (MSN) account N No password is required S Server trust account T A temporarily duplicated account U Normal user account W Workstation trust account X Password does not expire

Table A.12. Apache SSL options (excerpt) Option Meaning SSLCACertificateFile The CA public certificate file SSLCARevocationFile The optional revoked certificates list SSLCertificateFile The web server public certificate file SSLCertificateKeyFile The web server private key file SSLCipherSuite Enforces encryption methods for SSL negotiations SSLEngine Enable or disable SSL/TLS SSLProtocol Configures allowed SSL protocols SSLVerifyClient Require the verification of the client’s certificate References

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.htaccess 212 delgroup 77 kprop 50 @sys 105 deluser 77 krb5.conf 39 CellServDB 89 depmod 318 krb5 newrealm 37 KeyFile 92 dhcpd.conf 185 lamboot 341 ThisCell 89 dhcpd.leases 187 ldap.cf 241 Xwrapper.config 362 dpkg 86 ldap.conf 63 a2dismod 212 dscl 322 ldapadd 64 a2dissite 212 expire.ctl 266 ldapdelete 63 a2enmod 212 exports 192 ldapmodify 144 a2ensite 212 fileserver 97 ldapsearch 59 addgroup 52 fs 100 ldapwhoami 69 adduser 52 gpedit.msc 332 libnss-ldap.conf 78 afs.conf.client 102 groups 80 list lists 291 afsd 99 host 22 lsmod 87 aklog 99 id 52 lsof 6 apt-cache 4 imapd-ssl 257 main.cf 240 apt-get 3 inetd 47 make-kpkg 86 asetkey 91 inittab 347 master.cf 249 atftp 189 inn.conf 265 mm cfg.py 290 authdaemonrc 255 ipconfig 186 mmsitepass 289 backup 128 kadm5.acl 38 modconf 87 bosserver 92 kadmin.local 40 modprobe 87 bos 92 kadmin 45 mon 348 buserver 94 kaserver 84 mosix.map 348 butc 126 kas 99 mosrun 347 chroot 249 kdb5 util 37 mount 192 clients.conf 270 kdc.conf 43 mpicc 341 courier-authd 254 kdestroy 44 mpirun 341 cron 125 kinit 44 mysql 221 ctlinnd 267 klist 44 named.conf.local 19 cvs 373 klog 99 named.conf 18 debian.cnf 222 kpropd.acl 48 named 17 defaults 325 kpropd 48 netstat 6 394 Index net 157 smbclient 153 Read Only 116 newlist 288 smbldap-passwd 166 Apache 210 news2mail.conf 267 smbldap-populate 165 CGI 210 niutil 321 smbldap-useradd 168 HTTPS 216 nmap 6 smbpasswd 153 rewrite 292 nsswitch.conf 77 sources.list 365 suEXEC 227 ntp.conf 12 ssh config 337 Authentication 33 ntpdate 12 sshd config 336 Authorization 33 ntpd 12 ssh 337 .cnf 196 subversion 375 Backports 365 openssl 196, 199 sudo 313 BOOTP 185 partimage 358 su 277 patch 345 svnadmin 375 Calendaring 307 pear 296 svn 376 Certificates 195 pg hba.conf 278 testparm 152 Cluster 335 phpmyadmin.conf 227 testsaslauthd 249 Courier 254 plist 325 tokens 99 CRL 198 plutil 325 unlog 99 Cryptography 193 portmap 191 update-rc.d 5 Asymmetric 193 ports.conf 218 usermod 55 Diffie-Hellman 194 postgresql.conf 276 users 270 DSA 195 postmap 242 vlserver 95 RSA 194 procmailrc 251 volserver 97 Symmetric 193 procmail 251 vos 98 3DES 194 psql 277 wget 296 AES 194 ptserver 95 xinetd.conf 47 DES 194 pts 96 xinetd 47 CVS 373 pvm 342 pxelinux.0 190 AFS DBMS 275 radiusd.conf 270 ACL 100 DCE 1 radtest 271 Authentication DES 36 rcconf 5 Local 97 DHCP 185 readers.conf 266 No 92 Lease Time 185 regedit 329 Backup 121 DNS 15 resolv.conf 22 Incremental 121 AAAA 31 rmlist 294 BOS 83 A 20 rmmod 87 Cell 82 CNAME 28 root.afs 98 Instance 94 HINFO 32 root.cell 101 PAG 172 LOC 32 rssh 372 Replication 117 MX 30 salvager 97 Server NS 20 saslauthd 248 Database 82 PTR 21 services 47 File 82 RP 32 simple 94 Token 99 SOA 19 slapd.conf 60 Ubik 83 SRV 29 slapd 59 Volume 82 TXT 32 slappasswd 161 Backup 123 WKS 32 slurpd 71 Clone 116 FQDN 20 smb.conf 151 Quota 98 Load Balancing 30 Index 395

multiple A 30 Distribution 2 phpMyAdmin 227 16 Novell 2 phpPgAdmin 285 RedHat 2 Save Mode 227 GECOS 76 RIP 190 suPHP 227 GRUB 353 Slackware 2 POP 238 GSSAPI 65 Ubuntu 2 Postfix 239 Procmail 250 Horde 295 MAC 187 PVM 335 MacOS X 318 PXE 188 ILIAS 304 NetInfo 321 IMAP 238 Mail RADIUS 269 INN 264 Maildir 239 SASL 248 Jabber 364 mbox 239 Java 305 aliases 241 Single Sign-On 35 list 288 SMTP 238 Kerberos 33 relay 246 SQL 275 Authenticator 35 satellite 265 SSH 336 Host Principal 37 spam 247 SSL 195 KDC 33 Mailing lists 288 Subversion 375 Key Table 35 Mailman 288 Keytab 35 MBR 353 TFTP 189 KVNO 42 MDA 238 TLS 196 Master Key 37 MOSIX 335 Principal 34 MPI 335 Ubuntu 312 Realm 35 MTA 237 Synaptic 312 Service Principal 37 MUA 237 263 Session Key 34 MySQL 220 Stash File 38 Web 209 TG Service 35 News browser 210 TGT 35 Message-ID 268 DAV 232 Ticket 35 Newsgroups 263 server 210 Kiosk 359 NFS 190 Windows RPC 190 AD 149 LAMP 210 NIS 57 BDC 149 LDAP 57 NNTP 264 CIFS 149 cn 60 NNTPS 264 Domain 149 dc 58 NSS 77 NetBIOS 149 objectClass 59 NTP 11 PDC 149 ou 58 GMT 11 SID 164 rootdn 61 Stratum 14 SMB 149 rootpw 61 UTC 11 UNC 165 LDIF 59 WINS 149 Schema 57 OpenAFS 81 Workgroup 149 slurpd Replication 71 OpenSSL 196 Windows XP 327 sync Replication 71 LILO 353 PAM 53 XMPP 364 Linux 2 PEAR 296 Debian 2 PHP 225 YP 57