winkerberos

import winkerberos import os # Example Service Principal Name (SPN) for a hypothetical service. # In a real scenario, this would be a valid SPN for the service you want to authenticate with. # For example: 'HTTP/webserver.example.com@EXAMPLE.COM' SERVICE_PRINCIPAL = os.environ.get('WINKERBEROS_SPN', 'HTTP/localhost@EXAMPLE.COM') HOSTNAME = os.environ.get('WINKERBEROS_HOSTNAME', 'localhost') try: # winkerberos typically uses the current logged-in user's credentials # on a domain-joined Windows machine, so 'user'/'password' are often not needed. context = winkerberos.auth(SERVICE_PRINCIPAL, HOSTNAME) if context: print(f"Successfully initiated Kerberos context for SPN: {SERVICE_PRINCIPAL}") print("Kerberos authentication context established.") # In a real application, 'context' would be used to generate tokens # for further communication (e.g., context.step('challenge')). else: print(f"Failed to initiate Kerberos context for SPN: {SERVICE_PRINCIPAL}") print("Ensure Kerberos is configured, tickets are available, and the SPN is valid.") except winkerberos.GSSError as e: print(f"Kerberos GSSAPI Error: {e}") print("This often indicates issues with the Kerberos configuration, " "network, or an invalid Service Principal Name (SPN).") except Exception as e: print(f"An unexpected error occurred: {e}")