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On Tue, May 07, 2002 at 06:15:15PM -0500, jboyens@××××××××.org wrote: |
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> Kerberos 4 support is VERY important... Some of us work at large universities |
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> whose budget/infrastructure doesn't allow for Kerb5 upgrade... |
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I've gotten a few emails to this effect, so how about this: |
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I'll make each of the three Kerberos packages (kth-krb, krb5 and heimdal) |
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provide "virtual/kerberos" and assume that only one will ever be installed |
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at any given time. I'll add support for the USE flags 'kerberos4' and |
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'kerberos5' with the stated provision that only one should be specified |
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at any time. I don't think I can enforce that, but I hope to create a |
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basic Kerberos HOWTO for the gentoo site that will at least warn against it. |
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I'm going to convert one machine here to kerberos4 (kth-krb) and make certain |
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everything at least compiles correctly. I won't have the ability to do much, |
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if any, distributed testing of k4 though. |
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If any kerberos users would be willing to try the updated ebuild files, it'd |
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be a great help in making sure I've got this down. |
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Also, if anyone knows of any packages that should be updated to enable kerberos |
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support, I'd be happy to update their ebuilds. Just let me know. |
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> Good work, BTW. :) |
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Thanks! Credit really goes to the gentoo folks though. This distribution |
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makes it very easy to do this kind of thing. |
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- Dave |