| Commit message (Collapse) | Author | Age |
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was being sent in an extra header field. This worked about as well as you
might expect. Fortunately we happened to be putting an address in header
field 18 anyway, so backwards compatibility should be relatively painless.
I don't know which approach is a more egregious hack, but this change
at least nets us four less lines of code, which is obviously good, right?
Oh, and while we're at it, if the sa_family isn't set on the sender address,
just cringe and set it to AF_INET.
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be NULL, something Wrong^TM, or off the end of z_other_fields.
bad all around.
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shouldn't be able to deal with incoming old-style packets
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fencepost error.
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krb_get_err_text -> error_message
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MAX_PRINCIPAL_SIZE
des hack
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krb4 arithmetic -> MAX_PRINCIPAL_SIZE
check your math
return errno when fork fails
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also check the size of what we're sprintfing into
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getsid problem
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