Jelmer Vernooij <jel...@samba.org> writes:
> The following three are generic utilities, not particularly specific
> to Kerberos:
> /usr/bin/otp
> /usr/bin/otpprint
> /usr/bin/string2key
string2key is specific to Kerberos in that it provides a command-line
interface to the Kerberos string-to-key operation. That's fairly useful
for debugging and doing surgery to KDC dumps. I would keep it.
otp and otpprint don't look like something I'd encourage people to keep
using these days:
-f Choose a different algorithm from the default md5. Pick any of:
md4, md5, and sha.
I assume that means that they don't use HOTP or TOTP, and those choices of
hash functions are more dubious today than they were originally.
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