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Btw, looks like librpcsecgss is indeed pretty much unmaintained.  The
last upstream release is a tarball drop from CITI in 2009 and there
doesn't appear to be a source repository of any kind.

I think the best idea would be to merge it into the libtirpc repo,
as both the heritage and usage of the codebases is the same.