Greg Hudson

I am concerned that I can't find prior art among standard config formats--YAML, TOML, and JSON (as well as JSON5 and HJSON) all have case-sensitive and punctuation-sensitive keys as far...

> However in MIT implementation for instance, we may allow names to be canonicalized in response to TGS request (if canon requested), based on initial drafts of RFC6806. Are you...

[htest.c.txt](https://github.com/heimdal/heimdal/files/9043356/htest.c.txt) Build this against the Heimdal -lhx509 -lasn1 and the OpenSSL -lcrypto. (I had to include the Heimdal build tree include directory, because hx509.h references heimbase.h which references config.h which...

The OpenSSL project's position is that their implementation is compliant, and that interoperability with the current Heimdal code is a feature request. I think they have a... highly motivated reading...

> MIT does not appear to have atomic ccache renaming operations. Neither does the sssd kcm. Neither does CCAPI. We do as of commit 371f09d4bf4ca0c7ba15c5ef909bc35307ed9cc3, for FILE, DIR, MEMORY, and...

Things I noted: * --enable-static --disable-shared is a barely supported pair of configure options, which disables large swaths of functionality. Are they needed? * What are the criteria for inclusion...

Because of project staff turnover, we do not want an externally maintained list of individual maintainers. Bugs should be reported to [email protected] if they might be security-critical, or to [email protected]...

> Ok, But to access the bug reports. These emails should have a GitHub account. Given the number of Github-averse projects in the OSS space, I am surprised to learn...

The corresponding email address is [email protected]. (We used to advertise this address as a point of contact for private communication with the krb5 team, but found that it was almost...

> This is not our problem. Our KDC, our client, and a handful of other well-known implementations have no issue with this change. I'm not sure if "a handful of...