>You *really* don't want the krb5 GSS-RPC code.  Really.  It's gross
>and shouldn't be used for anything besides the kadmind protocol.  I
>believe it's in violation of the actual standardized GSS-RPC.  Just
>don't do it.

Hmmm, is there another implementation of RFC 2203, then?

My reasoning is that it's silly to have two RPC libraries in NetBSD,
the "regular" one and the GSS-RPC one.  Even if we didn't use the GSS-RPC
code for anything except kadmin, I think it would be worth having.  But
if it really is a case of "there be dragons", then I'll stay away :-)

--Ken