Description of problem: The man page for ktutil does not seem to match the available options. I found this after reading a post on the kerberos mail list (referenced below.) The post does a little to describe a difference between kadmin->ktadd and ktutil->add_entry. But the man page for ktutil does not include add_entry. Besides adding this option, it would be wonderful if the differences were more thoroughly explained. The object is to prevent the question in the post from arising. Additionally, the kadmin should reference ktutil in the See Also section. tx, Andrew Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): krb5-workstation-1.4.3-4.1 How reproducible: man ktutil vs. ktutil -> ? Steps to Reproduce: 1. Run man ktutil 2. Run ktutil and enter ? to list the options 3. Actual results: There is no add_entry option in the man page Expected results: The options should match Additional info: http://mailman.mit.edu/pipermail/kerberos/2006-July/010081.html
Created attachment 132314 [details] Patch to ktutil man page to add 'addent' and fix a couple other typos.
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