Kekeo is a little toolbox I have started to manipulate Microsoft Kerberos in C (and for fun)
In kekeo, I use an external commercial library to deal with Kerberos ASN.1 structures: OSS ASN.1/C (http://www.oss.com/asn1/products/asn1-c/asn1-c.html)
It was the only code generator/library that I’ve found to work easily with Microsoft C project.
They were kind enough to offer me a 1-year licence.
With this one, I’m able to let you download binaries that run in your environment.
So don’t forget to thank them ( http://www.oss.com/company/contact-us.html / https://twitter.com/OSSNokalva )
kekeo solution/adapt it.kekeo or gentilkiwi)You can’t build kekeo out-of-the-box, you’have to generate C files and link with OSS libraries.
After downloading and installing a commercial/trial version of OSS ASN.1/C, Win32 and/or x64:
($kekeo)\modules\asn1ASN1C variable to your ASN.1/C configuration (architecture & version)set ASN1C=”C:\Program Files\OSS Nokalva\ossasn1\winx64\10.4.0″
Win32
%ASN1C%\bin\asn1.exe ^
%ASN1C%\asn1dflt\asn1dflt.ms.zp4 ^
KerberosV5Spec2.asn KerberosV5-PK-INIT-SPEC.asn PKIX1Explicit88.asn PKINIT.asn MS-SFU-KILE.asn ^
-noSampleCode -der -root -CStyleComments -externalName kekeo_asn1 -messageFormat msvc -verbose ^
-headerFile kull_m_kerberos_oss_asn1_internal.h -soedFile kull_m_kerberos_oss_asn1_internal_Win32.c
x64
%ASN1C%\bin\asn1.exe ^
%ASN1C%\asn1dflt\asn1dflt.msx64.zp8 ^
KerberosV5Spec2.asn KerberosV5-PK-INIT-SPEC.asn PKIX1Explicit88.asn PKINIT.asn MS-SFU-KILE.asn ^
-noSampleCode -der -root -CStyleComments -externalName kekeo_asn1 -messageFormat msvc -verbose ^
-headerFile kull_m_kerberos_oss_asn1_internal.h -soedFile kull_m_kerberos_oss_asn1_internal_x64.c
Header file kull_m_kerberos_oss_asn1_internal.h is the same for both architecture.
C:\Program Files\OSS Nokalva\ossasn1\winx64\10.4.0)include\ossasn1.h to ($kekeo)\incinclude\osstype.h to ($kekeo)\inclib\soeddefa.libto ($kekeo)\lib\{Win32 or x64}lib\ossiphlp.libto ($kekeo)\lib\{Win32 or x64}You can now build the kekeo solution in Visual Studio
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