GUACAMOLE-2057: Add configuration parameters for supporting Kerberos authentication for RDP. #581
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Adds the required parameters to configure the FreeRDP library to force Kerberos and configure a couple of the parameters related to that, if required. I have tested the changes against both servers with NTLM still enabled and against one where NTLM is disabled, and it seems to work, but others should feel free to test.
I do need one bit of help with this - I have not added the detection of the Kerberos support to the
configure.acfile, yet, as I'm struggling to figure out how to do that. In my mind, it needs 2-3 checks:FreeRDP_AuthenticationPackageListsetting. This is probably the biggest thing I'm struggling with, as this setting is part of anenumin one of the FreeRDP header files, but I'm having trouble finding any guidance on how to generate an autoconf check for an enum member? Any hints on the best way to do that would be appreciated.buildconfig.hfile, within the constantFREERDP_BUILD_CONFIGthat showsWITH_KRB5=ON, but, again, I'm struggling with how to get autoconf to check for this, or identify a sane method or member to use with one of the other autoconf checks.