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Just as with LDAP, it s a good idea to configure a second Kerberos server for backup purposes. With Kerberos, more than one server can act as a KDC and respond to auth requests, but only one can manage changes to the database (the admin server). First of all, configure your second server as a Kerberos client (see recipes 2-1 and 2-2). Next, install krb5-kdc and libkrb5-dev (not admin server). Edit /etc/krb.conf to include the following in the [realms] section under the relevant realm: kdc = krb_slave.example.com Also add a logging section: [logging] kdc = FILE:/var/log/kerberos/krb5kdc.log default = FILE:/var/log/kerberos/krb5lib.log Edit /etc/krb5kdc/kpropd.acl to include names of both master and slave servers: host/kerberos.example.com@EXAMPLE.COM host/krb_slave.example.com@EXAMPLE.COM Extract the host keys to the appropriate servers: On the slave server: klist -k /etc/krb5.keytab Ensure that it includes an entry for host/krb5_slave.example.com. If it s missing, still from the slave server, run the following: kadmin -p krbadm Check that there is a host/krb5_slave.example.com principal present in the database. If not, run this: kadmin: addprinc -randkey host/krb5_slave.example.com Extract the slave server s key to the keytab: kadmin: ktadd host/krb5_slave.example.com On the master server: klist -k /etc/krb5.keytab Check that there is an entry for host/kerberos.example.com, and if not, create it as shown earlier.

Listing 9 1 shows the relevant methods used in the ParticleEffects01 example project. By using the current particleType variable in the switch statement, the corresponding built-in particle effect is created. Note that a CCParticleSystem pointer is used to store the particles, so I only need to use the addChild code once at the end of the runEffect method. Every example particle effect is derived from CCParticleSystem.

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Figure 7-15. CREATE SEQUENCE command syntax diagram A sequence definition may consist of a start value, increment value, minimum value, and maximum value. You can also specify whether the sequence generator should stop when reaching a boundary value, or CYCLE the sequence numbers within the minimum/maximum range. All sequence attributes are optional, as Figure 7-15 shows; they all have default values. Each sequence has two pseudo columns: NEXTVAL and CURRVAL. The meaning of each of these columns is self-explanatory. Listing 7-18 shows how you can create and use a sequence DEPTNO_SEQ to generate department numbers, using the DUAL table. (Note that normally you would use sequence values in INSERT statements.) Listing 7-18. Creating and Using a Sequence SQL> create sequence deptno_seq 2 start with 50 increment by 10; Sequence created. SQL> select deptno_seq.nextval, deptno_seq.currval from dual; NEXTVAL CURRVAL -------- -------50 50

Next, you need to set up kpropd to run on the slave server. This can be done via inetd by uncommenting the following line in /etc/inetd.conf and then restarting inetd: krb5_prop stream tcp nowait root /usr/sbin/kpropd kpropd

Listing 9 1. Using the Built-in Effects -(void) runEffect { // remove any previous particle FX [self removeChildByTag:1 cleanup:YES]; CCParticleSystem* system; switch (particleType) { case ParticleTypeExplosion: system = [CCParticleExplosion node]; break; case ParticleTypeFire: system = [CCParticleFire node]; break; case ParticleTypeFireworks: system = [CCParticleFireworks node]; break; case ParticleTypeFlower: system = [CCParticleFlower node]; break; case ParticleTypeGalaxy: system = [CCParticleGalaxy node]; break;

SQL> select deptno_seq.currval from dual; CURRVAL -------50 SQL> select deptno_seq.currval, deptno_seq.nextval from dual; CURRVAL NEXTVAL -------- -------60 60 SQL> You can use CURRVAL multiple times, in different SQL statements, once you have selected NEXTVAL in an earlier statement, as shown in Listing 7-18. For example, in an order-entry system, you might select a sequence value with NEXTVAL to insert a new order, and then use the same value (CURRVAL) several times to insert multiple line items for that order. Note the result of the last query in Listing 7-18. Since you select CURRVAL before NEXTVAL in the SELECT clause, you might expect to see the current value (50), followed by the next value (60), but apparently that is not the case. This behavior is based on the consistency principle that it doesn t matter in which order you specify the expressions in the SELECT clause of your queries, because you actually select those expressions at the same time. Try selecting NEXTVAL multiple times in the same SELECT clause and see what happens (the explanation is the same).

case ParticleTypeMeteor: system = [CCParticleMeteor node]; break; case ParticleTypeRain: system = [CCParticleRain node]; break; case ParticleTypeSmoke: system = [CCParticleSmoke node]; break; case ParticleTypeSnow: system = [CCParticleSnow node]; break; case ParticleTypeSpiral: system = [CCParticleSpiral node]; break; case ParticleTypeSun: system = [CCParticleSun node]; break; default: // do nothing break; } [self addChild: system z:1 tag:1]; [label setString:NSStringFromClass([system class])]; } -(void) setNextParticleType { particleType++; if (particleType == ParticleTypes_MAX) { particleType = 0; } }

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