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By Hugo Villeneuve () hugo@EINTR.net on http://EINTR.net
OpenBSD doesn't include the MIT Kerberos because of the restriction put on american security software.
OpenBSD includes Kerberos IV and V from a .se group called KTH. Theo's complaint about unmaintened kerberos implemantation is about those 2 versions comming from KTH, not MIT one which OpenBSD doesn't use).
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By markus () markus@openbsd.org on mailto:markus@openbsd.org
instead of spending time on writing
long emails.
i doubt the gss-api kex will make it into
openssh soon. however, the gss api userauth
might replace the current kerberos code.
-m