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Re: Porting KRB5 to Linux?

daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Roman Gollent)
Wed May 10 12:04:30 1995

To: kerberos@MIT.EDU
Date: 10 May 1995 15:45:53 GMT
From: roman@portal.stwing.upenn.edu (Roman Gollent)

Russ Taylor (rtaylor@cie-2.uoregon.edu) wrote:
: Okay, first what changes did you make in Makefiles?
: If you made any, it's not out of the box.

I'll tell you how many changes I made: 0.

: Second, how about posting said changes, or explaining why bash causes
: problems for you, which also suggests it wasn't "out of the box".

I never said Bash caused a problem with the Kerberos compilation. It
did cause problems with the Screen and the Kernel
compilation. Everyone agreed that Bash was at fault.


: When a distribution dies because of incorrect typing (which I can fix),
: missing libraries (which requires tracking down what they MEANT to use),
: and unexplained errors like "parse error before "ssu0000" in std_rqs.c
: (which I've not gotten a good explanation for), I no longer consider it to
: be an Instant Port (tm).  Not that I'm  flaming the authors, I'm just
: flaming the people who give useless tips like "it compiles out of the box",
: because it isn't.  

I think you are trying too hard to find faults in something that is
available free. I was also not trying to give you a tip about
anything. You made the statement that Kerberos does not compile out of
the box. I followed up by saying this is wrong, because of the fact
that it worked without a hitch for me. And you are flaming the
authors. Find something more constructive to do with your time.

Roman

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