krb5 commit: Remove outdated file migration.doc

[Zhanna A Tsitkova]

https://github.com/krb5/krb5/commit/c484dfd53da1b244b4a655f9c89bc115f0078e38
commit c484dfd53da1b244b4a655f9c89bc115f0078e38
Author: Zhanna Tsitkov <tsitkova at mit.edu>
Date:   Fri Jul 20 16:58:28 2012 -0400

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-This document describes the protocols & procedures necessary to allow
-a large krb4 site like MIT to migrate smoothly to krb5.
-
-The problem we have to solve is that v4 clients don't know about the v5
-string-to-key function, which incorporates the user's name, instance, and realm
-into his private key, along with his password.
-It happens that our solution also solves a related problem: the v5 str2key
-function prevents a site from changing its realm-name, as when the company gets
-bought by another.
-
-PROTOCOLS:
-
-The compatibilty kdc will mark v5-style entries with an attribute bit.
-
-the v5 get_in_tkt clients (kinit, login, etc) all will be able to perform
-v4 str2key; this will allow users with v4 passwords to gain v5 tickets.
-When a user's entry contains a v5-style password, and he uses v5 kinit,
-the kinit protocol will have the kdc send a cleartext realm-unique string
-(initially null) along with the (password+realm)-encrypted tgt.
-When such a user runs v4 kinit, he loses.
-
-Mapping the realm-name to a realm-id string happens in a kdc-configuration file,
-possibly in the first line of krb.conf .
-
-These things will not happen until we deploy a kpasswd that can replace
-v4-style passwords with v5-style ones.
-It would be nice to provide a "convert" flag, that allows you to upgrade
-without having to change your password's text.
-
-PROCEDURES:
-
-Initially, administrators should deploy the v5 kdc (with its built-in
-v4 compatibility), a v4 kadmin server, and a v5 kadmin server.
-The v5 kadmin server will at this time continue to use the v4 str2key function,
-so all of the passwords in the database will be v4 compatible.
-
-the compatibility versions of the get_in_tkt clients (kinit, login, etc)
-should be deployed when most of the campus' software can handle v5.
-When a v4 user runs v5 kinit, he gets v5 tickets unawares.
-Vice-versa, the user loses.
-
-The users are then weaned from v4 in three (two?) steps:
-   first, we change kpasswd to convert v4-style passwords to v5-style,
-   once the site converts most of its various clients and daemons to v5 krb.
-   the kdc now needs to be able to send a non-null realm-id string to kinit.
-
-   second, we turn off the v4 kadmin server (simultaneous with 1 or 3?).
-
-   third, but optionally, we turn off the v4-compatibility glue in the kdc.
-
-Every user who runs the converting kpasswd becomes unable to run v4 clients
-thereafter; we assume that a user who converts has continued access to
-other v5 clients. the conversion code can warn him.
-
-We continue to run the v4 kadmin because users of v4 kpasswd may not yet have
-ready access to v5 clients.
-
-Note that the database's conversion commences gradually with the deployment
-of the converting kpasswd, so this deployment doesn't have to be instantaneous.