updated gssapi diff

[Douglas E. Engert]

Markus Friedl wrote:
> 
> On Tue, Aug 12, 2003 at 08:51:57AM -0500, Douglas E. Engert wrote:
> > No, read at least "one". I am one of those people, and have sent in
> > comments yesterday and a diff to get the mod to work with the MIT
> > GSSAPI.
> 
> thanks, but if it's only one, then it's seems that not too many care.....

Please take this lightly, have you ever seen the Sienfeld TV episode called 
the "Soup Nazi"? I think poeple are reacting like that. You have the best "Soup" in 
town, but based on passed e-mails people don't want to upset you, so they 
shy away from any contact. 



   The Soup Nazi

A new soup restaurant opens around the corner and it seems no one can get enough of the
soup. The owner of the restaurant is a bit eccentric and insists that customers follow a
very stringent ordering procedure. He is known as the soup nazi. One day Jerry and his
girlfriend go to purchase some soup. After his girlfriend makes a mistake during the
ordering, Jerry pretends he does not know her so that he may purchase some more soup. Elaine
latter makes a similar mistake and is outraged. Elaine prepares to move a piece of furniture
into her apartment but it is quickly stolen but two "hoods" after Kramer who was supposed to
watch the piece decides to give it up rather than fight for it. Kramer talks with the Soup
Nazi and the Soup Nazi agrees to give a piece of furniture to Kramer so that he may give it
to his friend whose furniture was stolen. Elaine is delighted to receive the furniture as a
gift and soon discovers its source, the Soup Nazi. After further examination of the
furniture she discovers recipes for all of the famous soups that everyone so enjoys. She
arrives at the Soup Nazi's restaurant and reads the recipes aloud and finishes by quoting
the Soup Nazi and stating there will be "No more soup for you, Next.!"




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