Tushar Teredesai wrote these words on 09/01/05 23:34 CST:

> If you are looking make the fix only in heimdal, the symlink approach
> from Genoo looks better. I just checked and heimdal installs
> krb5-config file. Hence, if all the pacakges that you mention are
> using the krb5-config file to check for heimdal includes/libs, then no
> fix may be needed. I am going to install heimdal on my current system
> and see what the result is.

Okay, whatever, I've checked for this though Tush. Most, if not all,
don't check. They look for gssapi.h and krb5.h in /usr/include. Both
the Heimdal and MIT packages provide these. There is a couple of
packages that actually try to distinguish between MIT and Hiemdal. I
believe one package actually then reads the krb5-config file.

Have fun with your Kerberos installation. :-)

But, please, don't do any updates to the book until you've checked
out all the packages that can link against a Kerberos installation.


> BTW, the reason I don't like a package messing with other package's
> files is that it affects folks who use a package manger to install
> stuff. These folks (like me) have to deviate from the book in order to
> install the package. So if there is a way of installation that works
> for both camps, I am all for it.

I'm not sure you are understanding my intentions correctly. My
intention is to *leave everything the way it was found* before Heimdal
started the installation. Except, of course, for the following files.

/usr/include/ss/ss.h
/usr/lib/libss.a
/usr/lib/libss.so

from the E2fsprogs package.

Tushar, you are aware that Heimdal will overwrite your telnet, ftp,
rsh, ftpd, telnetd, and more files during the installation? What do you
propose to do about these for your package management situation?

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