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From: pauld@umbc.edu (Paul Danckaert)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.bsd.freebsd.misc
Subject: Re: Kerberos under 2.1.0
Date: 6 Feb 1996 13:24:16 -0500
Organization: University of Maryland, Baltimore County
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In article <3116D88F.41C67EA6@phoenix.net>,
Paul Flores  <pflores@phoenix.net> wrote:
>Paul Danckaert wrote:
>> 
>> Hi,
>> 
>> I'm looking to see if anybody has ported, or is porting, Kerberos 4 (either
>> athena or cygnus) to 2.1.0 release?  I've had problems building it, and
>> would like to see what others have done with it, before I duplicate alot of
>> work.
>> 
>> Thanks for any information..
>> 
>> paul
>> --
>
>
>Kerberos IV support is an install option if you install DES for FreeBSD.
>
>Everything is pre-compiled and works great.
>

True... is the source available, however?  For things like a master kerberos
server (or redundant kerberos servers), I like to have the source available
for looking over, updating, etc...   I have installed the normal kerberos
distribution and it works fine for my client machines, but I would like
to migrate my server over, and I'm more picky about that.. :)  Besides, if
we run into other fun things (like the telnetd ENV variable fun..), its 
hard to recompile just a binary.. 

(If its completely obvious and just sitting there waiting for me, sorry
about bothering you.. I just didn't see it when I looked through the tree...)

Thanks..

paul

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