This release handles a few annoying bugs, notably one with the new OpenSSL 3 release that causes annoying failures.
One notable improvement is the introduction of the {HOSTNAME} special acceptor name, which allows the use of multiple principals/keys (acceptors) in a single deployment.
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What's Changed in 1.6.4
- tests: Catch errors during tests setup by @stanislavlevin in #225
- tests: Don't override the specific environment by the global one by @stanislavlevin in #227
- Emit error in logs if keytab files can't be opened by @simo5 in #229
- Add warnings if s4u2proxy options are inconsistent by @simo5 in #232
- Move to python3 by default by @frozencemetery in #235
- Fix type/token distinction in parser.y by @frozencemetery in #237
- Special ccache handling for {HOSTNAME} acceptor by @simo5 in #238
- crypto: Handle EVP changes in OpenSSL 3 by @frozencemetery in #256
New Contributors
- @stanislavlevin made their first contribution in #225
Full Changelog: v1.6.3...v1.6.4