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Re: selinux policy for heimdal and krb5cc cache

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Subject: Re: selinux policy for heimdal and krb5cc cache
From: Mivz <mivz@alpha.spugium.net>
Date: Mon, 20 Mar 2006 21:10:33 +0100
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Harald Barth wrote:

>I don't think the krb5cc should be a file at all. Not in /tmp
>and not in $HOME either.
>
>MacOSX and Windows have an API: style cache.
>
>Harald.
>  
>
But how does this solve my Linux problem?
Is there any work being done on a memory credential cache for Linux?
Why is it implemented different?

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