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This assumes that you understand Kerberos and have retrieved the
normal version in order to run a server.  This distribution is mostly
for Mac client side kerberos software and a socket library on top of
MacTCP.  Little else has been tested.

I have an "alpha" version of Kerberos libraries for the Macintosh
running MacOS and MacTCP, include a primitive socket library. You can
get it via anonymous ftp from athena-dist.mit.edu, in the directory
pub/kerberos/dist/900321.MAC.  There are two binhex'd stuffit archives
there.  One contains the MPW C 3.0 source, the other contains just the
binaries for libraries and the include files (plus a couple of sample
MPW tools, including a UDP time client).

The stuffit archives require Unstuffit 1.5 (folders within folders
with folders), and there is a binhex'd version of that as well, in
case you just have an older version.

There is a README file which describes a whole bunch of the
"gotcha's".  Despite these I think it's quite usable.

You can send bugs to me or to bug-kerberos@athena.mit.edu.  It's probably
best to beat me up (jon@mit.edu).

Version 2 of of Techmail (the MIT's MAC POP client) will support
Athena's Kerberized POP.  It should be released by early 1991.

kerberos@ATHENA.MIT.EDU is a mailing list set up for discussing Kerberos
issues.  It is gatewayed to the Usenet newsgroup
'comp.protocols.kerberos'.  If you prefer to read it via mail, send a
request to kerberos-request@ATHENA.MIT.EDU to get added.

To retrieve the rest of the source code, change into the directory
'/dist/900321.MAC'
[NOTE: you can't cd to this directory in steps, you must do it in one
command: cd dist/900321.MAC]

		-- Jon Rochlis (jon@mit.edu)
	           MIT Network Services
