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Latest revision as of 22:55, 3 January 2011
Steve Buckley, Sam Hartman, Thomas Hardjono, Luke Howard, Greg Hudson, Zhanna Tsitkova, Tom Yu
Branch deletion? Tom used to say that branches shouldn't be deleted because it makes history harder to find. It's less of a problem now that we have FishEye, which allows browsing through deleted directories.
- Greg
- get_init_creds touched by FAST; also affected by IAKERB stuff. Not merging TGS patch changes because there are currently code duplication issues.
- Sam
- A 1.8 client will fail to do IAKERB but later clients will succeed (?)
- Luke
- new GSS-API -- gss_acquire_cred_password
- Sam
- Cross-realm will cause AS-IAKERB to fail.
- Greg
- Should only integrate new krb5 APIs for now.
- Luke
- Heimdal only has *_step functions, not GSS.
- Sam
- Want to integrate test case for FAST. Might have time to integrate into dejagnu. Complexity in kinit procedure in default.exp? Actually that's to support some strange "standalone" stuff.
- Greg
- crypto -- working on consolidating internal interface down to input/output IOVs. single-DES IOV implementation not complete? [ Luke only made the bits that were needed to implement WrapEx. ] Also v1_seal calls into RC4 internals. [ Some debate about whether calling through function pointers (accessor etc.) is better than using a functional interface. ]
- Tom
- xorkey situation [krbdev.mit.edu #6584] -- test suite checks that the relevant checksum functions talk to themselves, not whether they validate against test vectors.