* Russ Allbery [Wed, 14 Dec 2005 14:08:18 -0800]:
> The RC bug was against libapache-mod-auth-kerb, since it grovelled around
> in deep library internals to turn off the replay cache.
Ha. I visited l-m-a-k's bug page, and I _missed_ it.
> The version in testing will break horribly if libkrb53 1.4.3 is
> installed. In order to give people a chance to not have their Apache
> modules break, libkrb53 conflicts with the older version of
> libapache-mod-auth-kerb, but basically 1.4.3 going into testing will
> break the l-a-m-k in testing.
Oooh. Well, (a) that's very sane, since they won't be co-installable,
which does not qualify as 'breaks' in my book; and (b) britney will
block krb53 from entering testing until l-m-a-k is ready to go, since
otherwise the uninstallability count in testing would increase. So far
so good. :)
> I'm probably being slightly too conservative about l-a-m-k; it's mostly
> the mistaken urgency that the bug was intended to correct for. :)
As per (b) above, a conservadurism (which I always welcome, btw) that
was not needed after all.
Thanks for the good work,
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