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* NFSv4 with Kerberos on Debian from scratch
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**** Table of Contents
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** Introduction
** Kerberos
*** Server side
*** Client side
*** Testing
** NFSv4
*** Server side
*** Client side
*** Testing

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** TODO NEXT STEPS

*** CANCELED memory: plan for total memory release (pool, etc...) to please valgrind.
not so easy: need to keep track of allocated blocks, **and** to understand that no object is in use.
*** TESTING move.c, piece.c: function to remove an element from list.
*** TESTING position.c: duplicate fully a position (including board & piece list)
**** TODO ~move.c~: Change piece position (board & piece list).

** TODO MISC
- ~move_gen()~: ~doit~ is maybe redundant with test on current turn.
- should board be included in position ?
- Whill +this text+ be strikethrough ?