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To follow up on myself:

> * Kris Kennaway (kris@obsecurity.org):

>> With recent changes, Kerberos is no longer separate or de-selectable
>> from sysinstall, unless you also get rid of e.g. openssh.  That's part
>> of what we're discussing.

Sysinstall (built via 'make release' from May 7, 12:00 GMT sources)
still offered a "krb5" distribution when selecting "custom packages",
although selecting "crypto" seems to do what has been announced here. Is
this intentional or just an oversight?

     --Thomas