config is in krb5-config 2.6.
This file is a maintainer script. It is executed when installing (*inst) or removing (*rm) the package.
The actual contents of the file can be viewed below.
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use strict;
#
# This package doesn't depend on perl, so make sure that everything done in
# this script can be done with perl-base. In particular, using any Perl
# modules other than the Debconf modules and the basic pragmata probably isn't
# valid. (Some Perl modules do ship with perl-base, but there is no guarantee
# that set won't change.)
use Debconf::Client::ConfModule ':all';
our $guess;
our $guess_good = 0;
# The realm_map is a hash that has true results if the config file
# contains a particular realm.
our %realm_map;
# The domain_map maps a DNS domain name to a realm.
# Entries prefixed with . will map subdomains
our %domain_map;
our $no_dns = ! -x "/usr/bin/host";
# subroutines
sub host_srv($) {
my $h = shift;
return 1 if `host -t srv "_kerberos._tcp.$h" 2>/dev/null`
=~ /has srv record/i;
return 1 if `host -t srv "_kerberos._udp.$h" 2>/dev/null`
=~ /has srv record/i;
return undef;
}
sub admin_srv($) {
my ($realm) = @_;
my $record = `host -t srv _kerberos-adm._tcp.\Q$realm\E 2>/dev/null`;
if ($record =~ /has srv record.* (\S+)\.\s*$/i) {
return $1;
} else {
return;
}
}
sub host_txt($) {
my $fqdn = shift;
my $res = `host -t txt "_kerberos.$fqdn" 2>/dev/null`;
if ($res =~ /"(.*)"($|\Z)/m) {
return $1;
} else {return undef;}
}
sub fqdn_not_done($) {
my $fqdn = shift;
my @labels = split(/\./, $fqdn);
return undef unless $#labels >= 1;
# Any special casing for things that should require 3 labels goes here
return 1;
}
sub fqdn_up($) {
my $fqdn = shift;
$fqdn =~ s/^[^\.]+\.//;
return $fqdn;
}
sub read_config($);
version("2.0") or die "Failed to start debconf\n";
settitle("krb5-config/title");
readconf: {
if (get("krb5-config/read_conf") eq "true") {
read_config( "/etc/krb5.conf");
}
}
$guess = get('krb5-config/default_realm') unless $guess;
unless ($guess ||$no_dns) {
# try Kerberos txt records
my $fqdn = `hostname --fqdn 2>/dev/null`;
chomp $fqdn;
while (fqdn_not_done($fqdn) and !$guess) {
my $txt = host_txt($fqdn);
$guess = $txt if $txt;
$fqdn = fqdn_up($fqdn);
}
}
unless ($guess) {
$guess = `dnsdomainname 2>/dev/null`;
$guess = uc($guess);
chomp $guess;
if (exists $domain_map{$guess} ) {
$guess = $domain_map{$guess};
} else {
map {my $a = uc($_);
$guess = $domain_map{$_}
if $guess =~ /\Q$a\E$/; }
grep( /^\./, keys( %domain_map));
}
}
if ($guess) {
if ($no_dns) {
#We'll have host in postinst, so wait until then
exit(0);
}
if ($realm_map{$guess}) {
$guess_good = 1;
}
if (host_srv($guess)) {
$guess_good = 1;
}
}
if ($guess) {
chomp $guess;
set("krb5-config/default_realm", $guess);
}
if ($guess_good) {
input('medium', 'krb5-config/default_realm');
} else {
input('critical','krb5-config/default_realm');
}
go();
$guess = get('krb5-config/default_realm');
my $add_srv_guess = get("krb5-config/add_servers_realm");
if ($add_srv_guess &&($add_srv_guess ne $guess)) {
reset("krb5-config/add_servers");
reset("krb5-config/kerberos_servers");
reset("krb5-config/admin_server");
}
# We currently don't support touching realm stanzas if they are
# already present.
if (!$realm_map{$guess}) {
if (host_srv($guess)) {
subst('krb5-config/add_servers','dns',
scalar( metaget('krb5-config/found_dns', 'Extended_description')));
} else {
subst('krb5-config/add_servers','dns',
scalar( metaget('krb5-config/no_dns','Extended_description')));
set('krb5-config/add_servers','true') unless $add_srv_guess eq $guess;
}
input('low','krb5-config/add_servers');
# A consequence of setting add_servers_realm here is that if you
# change the realm to one for which servers are already in
# krb5.conf, and then later change back to the add_servers_realm
# then your add_servers setting is preserved. This behavior does not
# violate any constraints on correct operation, although later we
# may decide it is incorrect. If so, move the following set outside
# the !realm_map block and rewrite this comment.
set("krb5-config/add_servers_realm", $guess);
go();
my $ret = get('krb5-config/add_servers');
if ($ret eq 'true') {
subst('krb5-config/kerberos_servers','realm', $guess);
subst('krb5-config/admin_server', 'realm', $guess);
input('high','krb5-config/kerberos_servers');
# Prompt for the admin server. If we can guess it from a SRV record and
# we don't already have one set (from a previous debconf run), or if we do
# have one set but it matches our guess, this prompt should be medium so
# that we just trust SRV by default. Otherwise, it's high.
#
# This is only necessary because libkadm5clnt (at least for MIT) doesn't
# honor SRV records. Otherwise, we could just leave the admin server
# unset and everything would work in the presence of SRV records.
my $admin_default = get('krb5-config/admin_server');
my $admin = admin_srv($guess);
if (!$admin_default && $admin) {
set('krb5-config/admin_server', $admin);
input('medium', 'krb5-config/admin_server');
} elsif ($admin_default && $admin && $admin_default eq $admin) {
input('medium', 'krb5-config/admin_server');
} else {
input('high', 'krb5-config/admin_server');
}
go();
}
}
set('krb5-config/read_conf','false');
sub read_config($) {
my $config = shift;
open(CONFIG, $config) or return;
%realm_map = ();
%domain_map = ();
while (<CONFIG>) {
chomp;
s/#.*$//;
if (/^\s*\[libdefaults\]/i ... /^\s*\[(?!libdefaults).*\]/) {
if ( /^[^#;]+=/) {
my @F =split('=');
$F[0] =~ s/\s//g;
$F[1] =~ s/\s//g;
if ($F[0] =~ /default[-_]realm/) {
$guess = $F[1];
$guess_good = 1;
}
}
}
if (/^\s*\[realms\]/i ... /^\s*\[(?!realms)/i) {
if (/^\s*([^\s=]+)\s*=\s*\{/) {
$realm_map{$1} = 1;
}
}
if (/^\s*\[domain_realm\]/i ... /^\s*\[(?!domain_realm).*\]/) {
my @f = split('=');
next unless $#f == 1;
$f[0] =~ s/\s//g;
$f[1] =~ s/\s//g;
$domain_map{uc($f[0])} = $f[1];
}
}
}
no strict;
BEGIN {
%realm_map = %{$VAR1 = {
'1TS.ORG' => 1,
'ANDREW.CMU.EDU' => 1,
'ATHENA.MIT.EDU' => 1,
'CS.CMU.EDU' => 1,
'CSAIL.MIT.EDU' => 1,
'DEMENTIA.ORG' => 1,
'IHTFP.ORG' => 1,
'UTORONTO.CA' => 1,
'ZONE.MIT.EDU' => 1,
'stanford.edu' => 1
};
};
%domain_map = %{$VAR1 = {
'.CSAIL.MIT.EDU' => 'CSAIL.MIT.EDU',
'.MEDIA.MIT.EDU' => 'MEDIA-LAB.MIT.EDU',
'.MIT.EDU' => 'ATHENA.MIT.EDU',
'.SLAC.STANFORD.EDU' => 'SLAC.STANFORD.EDU',
'.STANFORD.EDU' => 'stanford.edu',
'.TORONTO.EDU' => 'UTORONTO.CA',
'.UTORONTO.CA' => 'UTORONTO.CA',
'.WHOI.EDU' => 'ATHENA.MIT.EDU',
'CSAIL.MIT.EDU' => 'CSAIL.MIT.EDU',
'MEDIA.MIT.EDU' => 'MEDIA-LAB.MIT.EDU',
'MIT.EDU' => 'ATHENA.MIT.EDU',
'WHOI.EDU' => 'ATHENA.MIT.EDU'
};
};
use strict;
}
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