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Quoting David Wolfskill <david@catwhisker.org> (from Sun, 1 Jul 2007  
11:38:44 -0700):

> So:  clues?  Would building a debugging version of ssh be a reasonable
> step?

I suggest to review the log of the gssapi stuff (be it in ssh or in  
pam or in kerberos) for gcc aliasing warnings. This is specially true  
if you see illegal instruction messages (gcc inserts some on purpose  
in this case instead of producing an error at compile time).

Bye,
Alexander.

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