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** This document is mainly useful for people doing libsasl development
   or users having a lot of difficulty getting libsasl to work.

Testing the CMU SASL Library with the included sample applications
##################################################################

The CMU SASL library comes with two small sample programs:
sample-client and sample-server.  Each of these programs dump base-64
SASL iterations to STDOUT, and read the next iteration from STDIN.
Lines preceded by "C: " are from the client, and from "S: " are from
the server.

This makes it fairly straightforward to test mechanisms; simply run
the sample-client on the "client" machine, and sample-server on the
"server" machine.

Both programs take a -m MECH command line argument; this can be used
to force the mechanism used in the exchange.  KERBEROS_V4 requires
that the IP addresses of both client and server be set, along with the
service name, and the server's fully-qualified hostname; these are
done through more command line arguments.

Example:

Here's the client side of an exchange.  The mechanism selection code
chooses KERBEROS_V4; negotiation takes place, and the client is
authenticated.  This is being run on the machine SPOOKY.ANDREW.CMU.EDU
(128.2.121.162), pretending to be talking to an "rcmd" service running
on port 23 (note the semicolons in the IP address.  There is a strong
chance these will need to be escaped for proper interpretation by the shell):

> ./sample-client -i local=128.2.121.162;23,remote=128.2.121.162;23 -s rcmd -n SPOOKY.ANDREW.CMU.EDU
Waiting for mechanism list from server...
S: UExBSU4gQU5PTllNT1VTIEtFUkJFUk9TX1Y0IERJR0VTVC1NRDUgQ1JBTS1NRDUgAAAAAED5EEA=
Choosing best mechanism from: PLAIN ANONYMOUS KERBEROS_V4 DIGEST-MD5 CRAM-MD5 
Using mechanism KERBEROS_V4
Preparing initial.
Sending initial response...
C: S0VSQkVST1NfVjQA
Waiting for server reply...
S: hVQFjA==
Sending response...
C: BAYCQU5EUkVXLkNNVS5FRFUAOCDnIsZLQRdjLHXvzPNgpURYVj1iMqBIcTRaMpEQ8vWeYnfB+mTCVEa2URpkVgpzS1161MAX7ERzFV/EfGKlrAhGJCdN56mQ3eL2PzJlK7Z9ctKv4gKErcmV
Waiting for server reply...
S: BgcvFb63CLs=
Sending response...
C: ohBT+Jqab9zmDzclN7GSTw==
Negotiation complete
>

Here's the server side of the same dialog:

> ./sample-server -s rcmd -i local=128.2.121.162;23,remote=128.2.121.162;23
Generating client mechanism list...
Sending list of 5 mechanism(s)
S: UExBSU4gQU5PTllNT1VTIEtFUkJFUk9TX1Y0IERJR0VTVC1NRDUgQ1JBTS1NRDUgAAAAAED5EEA=
Waiting for client mechanism...
C: S0VSQkVST1NfVjQA
Sending response...
S: hVQFjA==
Waiting for client reply...
C: BAYCQU5EUkVXLkNNVS5FRFUAOCDnIsZLQRdjLHXvzPNgpURYVj1iMqBIcTRaMpEQ8vWeYnfB+mTCVEa2URpkVgpzS1161MAX7ERzFV/EfGKlrAhGJCdN56mQ3eL2PzJlK7Z9ctKv4gKErcmV
Sending response...
S: BgcvFb63CLs=
Waiting for client reply...
C: ohBT+Jqab9zmDzclN7GSTw==
Negotiation complete
Username: rob
Realm: ANDREW.CMU.EDU
SSF: 56
>

Running the Testsuite application
#################################

The Testsuite application in the utils directory trys out all the
functionality of libsasl against itself. When you run the application
it displays some requirments for running, such as being able to read
and write to the sasldb file. If this program is set up correctly and
still fails we'd like to hear about it at cyrus-bugs@andrew.cmu.edu.

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