> There is an unexportable patch, which allows a user to get a Coda token
> without typing a password if he is Kerberos authenticated.
> 
> >    o If using Kerberos V authentication, can we use Kerberos keytab files
> >      to obtain tokens?  (this ties into the previous question) 
> 
> Likely, I haven't tried.
>

You can get coda tokens from a valid kerberos ticket. Since you can get
kerberos tickets from a keytab file with 'kinit -t', there should be no
problem with this.
 

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