Recently i found the port www/mod_auth_kerb2, and I also found this option in my www/firefox-esr:
And this appears to work; the firefox athenticates to the intranet webserver with the kerberos credentials from FreeBSD base.
Then I looked into the Android, and there the firefox also has this option
But then, the Android does not have a place where I could install a /etc/krb5.conf, nor a
Any idea how that might be realized?
Research found me a shop called "Hypergate" - but that seems to be a bit over-the-top; they want you to first come and ask them for a price quote (while it seems the matter is only a simple library compiled for the Android).
And the other is a show named "wolfSSL" - they appear to have the library, and they seem to explain how to include it when developing applications for Android. But I dont want to develop Apps, I just want to install the libary and then have the Firefox authenticate.
network.negotiate-auth.trusted-uris.And this appears to work; the firefox athenticates to the intranet webserver with the kerberos credentials from FreeBSD base.
Then I looked into the Android, and there the firefox also has this option
network.negotiate-auth.trusted-uris, so it seems that could be made working as well, to have the Adroid properly authenticate to the intranet.But then, the Android does not have a place where I could install a /etc/krb5.conf, nor a
kinit command I could execute.Any idea how that might be realized?
Research found me a shop called "Hypergate" - but that seems to be a bit over-the-top; they want you to first come and ask them for a price quote (while it seems the matter is only a simple library compiled for the Android).
And the other is a show named "wolfSSL" - they appear to have the library, and they seem to explain how to include it when developing applications for Android. But I dont want to develop Apps, I just want to install the libary and then have the Firefox authenticate.
