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>>>>> "Ezra" == Ezra Peisach via RT <rt-comment@krbdev.mit.edu> writes:

    Ezra> Redhat's comerr - which comes from the e2fs programs - does
    Ezra> not include a remove_error_table function. The remove
    Ezra> function - as far as I know only exists in the kerberos
    Ezra> com_err library... I will have to survey and verify...

I don't think redhat's com_err is currently suitable as a system
com_err for Kerberos.  The e2fsprogs com_err will have
remove_error_table in a future version.  I believe such a version may
have already been released.