Sat Dec 21 01:26:11 1996 Theodore Y. Ts'o <tytso@mit.edu>
+ * brand.c: New file, which allows a release engineer to "brand"
+ the krb5 library or a binary application program
+ statically linked against the krb5 library. This file is
+ statically included by init_ctx.c, to force it be in a
+ binary library or application program.
+
* init_ctx.c (krb5_init_context): Use new call krb5_vercheck() for
Windows timebomb checking; this call returns an error
code, which is returned to the user if the timebomb should
--- /dev/null
+/*
+ * This file is used to put a "release brand" on a Krb5 library before
+ * it is released via some release engineering process. This gives us
+ * an easy way to tell where a binary came from.
+ *
+ * It currently is manually maintained, because there's no good way to
+ * automatically have CVS do the right thing. We could put RCS tags
+ * in every single file, but that (a) takes up lots of space, since we
+ * have lots of files in the Kerberos library, and (b) it makes CVS
+ * merges a real pain.
+ */
+
+/* Format: "KRB5_BRAND: <cvs tag> <date>" */
+
+static char krb5_brand[] = "KRB5_BRAND: Unbranded release";