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> 3. (This probably belongs on the Kerberos newsgroup, but maybe someone > has thought about this). There's still no reasonable Kerberos 5 > support for windows, right? Is there anything that I can link Coda > against (and hopefully also have my Eudora users use?) Kerberos 5 works fine on Windows machines, and at NCSA we use Kerberized POP authentication with a patched copy of Qualcomm's popper. Works for all Win '95, Win '98, and NT machines. And of course, works fine for Unix, too. :) http://www.ncsa.uiuc.edu/General/CC/kerberos/ has all of our information and patches to the Kerberos source tree. The only thing you'll need to get rid of (maybe) is the aklog stuff -- it gets an AFS token for the Transarc Windows clients. I don't know how Coda works with Windows, but presumably you could modify the code to work with Coda instead. Chris ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Christopher Lindsey, Senior System Engineer National Center for Supercomputing Applications (NCSA) lindsey_at_ncsa.uiuc.eduReceived on 1999-08-11 13:48:27