[1198] in Kerberos
re: ndbm_and_kerberos
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (geer@irc.cbm.dec.com)
Fri Jan 4 15:44:01 1991
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From: eric@picard.sbi.com (Eric Ho)
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To: geer@athena.mit.edu
Subject: ndbm_and_kerberos
Hi,
I was just reading the Kerberos paper. At the end of it, it mentioned
that the kerberos database was originally implemented via Ingres but
was laterly reimplemented via ndbm. Can you expand a little on this
change ? In particular, I'm interested in how you represent tables
(presumably) in Ingres into ndbm files especially how do you handle
multiple updates.
- -eric- eric@sbi.com
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