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3 A Moonshot technology preview is made available as a Debian live system.
5 The image will work either when booted on real PC hardware or in a virtualization environment. Explicit support should be provided for Virtualbox and for Vmware video and mouse support.
7 The image may not be appropriate for deployment on an open network;
8 in particular, it runs a number of services including SSH, RADIUS and
15 * Get the [Image](http://moonshot-image.s3.amazonaws.com/dvd.2012.01/binary.iso)
16 * Please review the following [notes](https://www.jiscmail.ac.uk/cgi-bin/webadmin?A2=MOONSHOT-COMMUNITY;98c2ceea.1201)
17 * Sources are available in the same directory
23 * Get the [Image](http://moonshot-image.s3.amazonaws.com/dvd.2011.05/image.iso)
24 * Sources are available in the Debian archive or [here](http://moonshot-image.s3.amazonaws.com/dvd.2011.05/source.debian.tar.gz)
28 * A configured freeradius server
29 * Generates SAML assertions on authentication
30 * Exposes user name for legacy GSS applications
31 * Debian packages of key Moonshot components:
32 * Core Moonshot mechanism
33 * Development version of Shibboleth libraries with enhanced GSS-API support
35 * Moonshot support for Firefox and Apache
36 * Moonshot support for OpenSSH
40 There is a RADIUS account steve@local with password testing. This account is authorized to log into an SSH user called moonshot. to test:
42 sudo useradd -m moonshot
43 ssh moonshot@localhost
45 This works in part because there is a file in the user home directory ~/.gss_eap_id that includes the username and password. In the future, credentials will be controlled by a Moonshot user interface.
47 Another test involves the GSS sample application from MIT Kerberos:
50 gss-server host@localhost & #start server in the background
52 gss-client -mech "{1 3 6 1 4 1 5322 22 1 18}" localhost host@localhost test_message
54 It is also possible to test with the web server.
55 Under /var/www create a directory. Include a .htaccess file with the following contents:
60 If you go to http://localhost/directory_name, using the Iceweasel web browser included in the image, you will see this page. Unfortunately, Iceweasel is not the default browser; you will need to start it from the menus before entering this URI.