kdb2_dbopen missing symbol . . . sorta

[Sam Hartman]

>>>>> "Daniel" == Daniel Henninger <daniel at unity.ncsu.edu> writes:

    Darren> But as they've said, it'll be fixed up in a different way
    Darren> for 1.3 (yay!)
    >>  Note that we consider these libraries internal and while we
    >> acknowledge there are applications that use these libraries, we
    >> would not consider it a bug if these applications were broken
    >> by some change.

    Daniel> I mainly use the libraries for a password change
    Daniel> application (in this case, a perl module).  Is there a way
    Daniel> that I don't know about that accomplishes this without
    Daniel> having to include kdb5 and/or kadm5clnt?

You can change a user's password if you know the user's password using
krb5_change_password.  There is no way to write an administrative
application without libkadm5.