Removing old gssapi implementation

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-Subject: GSS API for SPX ready for testing
-Date: Fri, 24 May 91 15:00:00 EDT
-From: kannan@sejour.lkg.dec.com
-
-Ted,
-
-I have completed the initial implementation of the GSS API for the SPX
-mechanism and I've modified the flogin program to use this new
-interface.  My "standard" GSS library includes the following routines:
-
-/*
- * Offering "standard" GSS API for following mechanism(s) :  SPX
- *
- * Supported jacket routines :
- *
- *     gss_acquire_cred             Assume a global identity
- *
- *     gss_release_cred             Discard credentials
- *
- *     gss_init_sec_context         Initiate a security context with a
- *                                  peer application
- *
- *     gss_accept_sec_context       Accept a security context from a
- *                                  peer application
- *
- *     gss_display_status           Convert an API status code to text
- *
- *     gss_indicate_mechs           Determine underlying mechanism
- *
- *     gss_display_name             Convert opaque name to text
- *
- *     gss_import_name              Convert a textual name to API-format
- *
- *     gss_release_name             Deallocate API internal name
- *
- *     gss_release_buffer           Deallocate a buffer descriptor
- *
- *     gss_release_oid_set          Deallocate a set of object identifiers
- *
- * Unofficial jacket routines :
- *
- *     gss__stash_default_cred      Bind credential handle as default
- *
- *     gss__check_authorization     Check authorization rights for principal
- *
- */
-
-As you can tell, I have two unofficial routines referred to as "gss__"
-instead of "gss_".
-
-The first, gss__stash_default_cred will set the specified credential as
-the default for a process.  After calling this routine, GSS_C_NULL_CREDENTIAL
-can be used by the calling application to reference the stashed credentials.
-Note, if GSS_C_NULL_CREDENTIAL is passed to this routine, success is returned.
-
-/*
- * WARNING:  UNOFFICIAL GSSAPI ROUTINE!!
- *
- * gss__stash_default_cred() - Allows remote peer to bind delegated credential
- *   handle with remote application.  Called by applications to set the
- *   delegated credentials as the default credentials for a process.
- *
- *   OM_uint32    *minor_status  (output) - mechanism specific status code
- *   gss_cred_id_t delegated_cred_handle (input) - handle for credentials
- *                                         received from context initiator.
- *
- */
-
-The second, gss__check_authorization is a bit more controversial.  This
-routine will check access rights for a principal against an ACL file.
-I've added a few additional arguments to make this routine more robust
-so that access control decisions can be based on a per service and
-possible per resource basis.
-
-/*
- * WARNING:  UNOFFICIAL GSSAPI ROUTINE!!
- *
- * gss__check_authorization() - Check authorization rights for principal
- *   using the ACL file specified.
- *
- *   OM_uint32    *minor_status  (output) - mechanism specific status code
- *   gss_buffer_t fullname_buffer (input) - principal's printable name
- *   gss_buffer_t luser_buffer   (input)  - local user name
- *   gss_buffer_t acl_file_buffer (input) - acl file name
- *   gss_buffer_t service_buffer (input)  - service name
- *   int          access_mode    (input)  - type of access (rwx, etc.)
- *   gss_buffer_t resource_buffer (input) - resource name
- *
- */
-
-I've also defined 3 unofficial constants to describe the access modes.
-
-#define GSS_C_READ       (1 << 0)
-#define GSS_C_WRITE      (1 << 1)
-#define GSS_C_EXECUTE    (1 << 2)
-
-You look at the application source code to see how these routines are
-being used.  The next message will contain the following files:
-
-	- Makefile, flogin.c fcmd.c flogind.c login.c
-
-Talk to you later.
-
-	-kannan
-