Install mod_auth_kerb for apache

rbosscher

• November 21, 2013 10:15

First of all, thank you all, I've been using cPanel more then over two years now, staring as user then reseller and now root user, but never have to file a question because I could always find the answer here :) But now I actually running to a brick wall. I have an account on my cpanel server running with a website that uses LDAP for users authentication. This all works well, now I try to make a single sign on functionality with the use of kerberos. I've installed the kerberos packages and I can connect succesfully to the kerberos server from the commandline. All I need to do next is make kerberos available to apache. But the problem is I can't do yum install mod_auth_kerb because it is missing dependancies probably because its an easyapache setup. But how should I install this mod_auth_kerb module?

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  cPanelMichael

  • November 22, 2013 20:07

  Hello :) You may want to build this module from source and then include it with Apache as a raw option: Apache Raw Opts Thank you.

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  Jarvis_cars

  • September 08, 2021 02:43

  Hi Michael, really interested in this as well. I tried following the Link but it only brings me to a 404 page, are you able to post the instructions here?

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