Mårten Svantesson wrote:
Many versions of sed don't support the 'i' flag (case insensitive). For example older GNU sed and Solaris sed. In the acinclude.m4 this flag is used a couple of times in the check for kerberos/heimdal. As far as I can see there is no need to use it
I.e., in *all* versions of Heimdal, either
or
2) the krb5-config script, when run with --version, prints "heimdal"?
I.e., you never get "Heimdal" or "HEIMDAL" or anything such as that?
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