Ben Harris <bjh21@netbsd.org> writes:
> At present, the "usage" argument of create_checksum is defined to be a
> krb5_key_usage, which is an enum with values 1--24.  However, in one of
> the three places create_checksum is called from, this argument is zero,
> and in the other two, it's the output of one of the *_USAGE macros, which
> will produce values outside the range of the enum.  Similarly, the only
> use made of this argument is to pass it to do_checksum, which expects an
> unsigned int.  Thus, I'd like to suggest the following patch, to make
> "usage" an unsigned int as well.

Yes, this makes sense.  Thanks for the patch, I've applied it to the
Heimdal CVS tree.

/assar