Combined DES salt and Keytab cleanup patch

[Gerald (Jerry) Carter]

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Andrew Bartlett wrote:
> 
> The problem is that when a different application 
> uses our keytab, they need to find entries by any
> name that the client may use.  This includes various
> case combinations.
> 
> Really, the keytab reading code should be case 
> insensitive, but that changes the kerberos libs...

Yup.  I've read all of the threads on this and I want
a concrete examples that fail.  This is one I have to
see to believe after having following so much of the
krb5 code that added for this or some other reason
and is currently not even executed.  Show me and I'll
add things back in one at a time.



jerry

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