test-repo/nfsv4-kerberos-debian.org

NFSv4 with Kerberos on Debian from scratch

Copyright (C) 2022 Bruno Raoult ("br")
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Table of Contents

• NFSv4 with Kerberos on Debian from scratch
  • Introduction
  • Kerberos
    • Server side
    • Client side
    • Testing
  • NFSv4
    • Server side
    • Client side
    • Testing
  • NEXT STEPS
    • CANCELED memory: plan for total memory release (pool, etc…) to please valgrind.
    • TESTING move.c, piece.c: function to remove an element from list.
    • TESTING position.c: duplicate fully a position (including board & piece list)
  • MISC

Introduction

Kerberos

Server side

Client side

Testing

NFSv4

Server side

Client side

Testing

echo "a bash source block with custom html attributes"

and multiple lines of captions!

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 ?