Re: NT authen from linux [NC]

> Current CVS supports also SSPI and Kerberos. SSPI (supported under
> Windows) allow using current saved authentication (using internally
> and automatically NTLM or Kerberos) while Kerberos provide this
> feature even for Unix systems. At libTDS level provide empty username
> and password and Kerberos/SSPI is used. I think the only thing we miss
> is -T/whatever parameter in bcp/isql/whatever.

The bcp/isql -T option allows you to use your login to connect to SQL
Server. Basically, it doesn't prompt you for a password/login. Our
linux/solaris logins are actually AD logins.

So if it's partially there, I will update and look at the code.

a++ Cedric

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