The following source files

      gss-client.c
      gss-server.c
      gss-misc.c
      gss-misc.h

have been copied from the MIT Kerberos v1.0.5 distribution.
These were originally donated to MIT by OpenVision Technologies, Inc.,
bearing the following copyright and licensing statement -- which
still applies to the sources here.  The sources required *significant*
bugfixing and minor modifications to be usable on Microsoft Win32
platforms and usable with the W2K Kerberos SSP wrapper.

Hostbased service names are somewhat unusual on Microsoft W2K Kerberos,
however everyone's credentials work for both, initiating and accepting
credentials so I have added code to accept not just "hostbased service
names" but also regular Kerberos principal names.

And as a final goodie -- since every users credentials are usable
for accepting credentials it is possible to run gss-server without
giving any service-name (just a -port <num>) and have gss-server
use its default accepting credentials and display the inquired
name from these credentials.

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