Merge in krb5-1.11.1-final to upstream by unpacking ../krb5-1.11.1.tar.gz.
Initialize git-dpm
Import debian packaging from the old repo

With a couple omissions, debian/source (unchanged), and debian/patches
(not imported).  Some cleanup will be needed, but that is left for
follow-up commits.
Note that krb5-appl are a separate tarball
Remove 524d AFS notes

The 524d is no longer present.
Zephyr no longer requires des keys
Notes for new repo and upstream's git conversion
Bump debhelper compatibility to 8
texinfo is no longer needed

The documentation is now written in restructuredText, and Sphinx
used for compilation to pdf and html.
Update debian/copyright

Read in NOTICE.  Upstream has reformatted things slightly, and
their copyright is now through 2013.

Add a common-licenses reference for the GPL-2+ reference in the
libev license.  (It did not include the full GPL text inline, just
a reference, but lintian complains if we don't provide the reference
with an explicit target.)
Remove info-format documentation

As a reminder that we'll need to do more.
Stub for new doc build
Add gbp.conf for git-buildpackage
Changelog entry for new upstream release (UNRELEASED)

A reminder that everything is new.
ticket: new
subject: fix ksu environment variable handling

Fix error messages from ksu

patch-name: ksu-fix-env-errors
Debian: HURD compatibility

HURd has no MAXPATHLEN or MAXHOSTLEN.
debian: suppress /usr/lib in krb5-config

Handel multi-arch suppressions

Patch-Category: debian-local
debian: osconf.hin path changes
debian: install ldap library in subdirectory
Debian received a request to install the internal ldap library not in
the main lib directory.

Patch-Category: debian-local
gssapi: never unload mechanisms

It turns out that many GSSAPI mechanisms link to the main gss-api
library creating a circular reference. Depending on how the linker
breaks the cycle at process exit time, the linker may unload the GSS
library after unloading the mechanisms. The explicit dlclose from the
GSS library tends to cause a libdl assertion failure at that
point. So, never unload plugins. They are refcounted, so dlopen
handles will not leak, although obviously the memory from the plugin
is never reclaimed.

ticket: 7135