Actually, rxk5 provides the kernel crypto (using k5ssl, a kerberos5
library implementation by Marcus). In recent versions, it can
apparently do the usermod crypto, too.
It's true we've been working with the (user-mode, native) Linux cache
manager only so far, but theoretically, the only required changes to
support other Unix platforms are to the MakefileProto.YourPlatform.in files.
Matt
Jim Rees wrote:
There's also the issue of accessing in-kernel crypto if you want to use
something other than des. I suspect rxk5 will probably work in the linux
cache manager to begin with, and require some help to work on other
platforms.
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