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WebAuth 3.7.3 Announcement

The ITS WebAuth team is pleased to announce Stanford WebAuth 3.7.3. This is a bug fix release for problems with WebAuth 2.x backward compatibility and some compilation problems on Red Hat Enterprise.

For documentation and downloads of WebAuth 3.7.3, see:

<http://webauth.stanford.edu/>

New Debian packages have been uploaded to Debian experimental. New Red Hat packages will be coming soon; hopefully the compilation problems there are now resolved.

The user-visible changes in this release are:

• Explicitly link the mod_webauthldap module with the portability glue library, fixing a build failure on Red Hat Enterprise 4 x86_64.

• Fix LDAP attribute retrieval in WebAuth 2.x backward compatibility mode, which was broken in 3.7.0.

• The WebAuth library also installs a pkg-config configuration file for the use of software that wants to link against it.

• Update to rra-c-util 2.7:

  • Look for krb5-config in /usr/kerberos/bin after the user's PATH.
  • Update utility library and test suite for newer GCC warnings.