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-This directory contains data used by wallet's test suite.  To enable tests
-that require GSS-API authentication and a working end-to-end Kerberos
-environment, create the K5 keytab that will be used for both the server
-and the client and put it in this directory as test.keytab.  Then, create
-a file named test.principal and in it put the principal name corresponding
-to the key in the keytab on a single line ending with a newline.
-
-The presence of these two files will enable the tests that actually do
-GSS-API authentication.
-
-If your krb5.conf file is not in /etc or /usr/local/etc, put a copy of
-your krb5.conf file in this directory.  The tests need to generate a
-modified copy in order to test some behavior.
-
-To enable tests of password prompting, create a file named test.password
-that contains two lines.  The first line should be a test principal and
-the second line should be the password for that principal.  The newline is
-not taken to be part of the password.
-
-To enable tests of kasetkey (assuming that you've configured wallet with
---with-afs), create a K4 srvtab with ADMIN access to an AFS kaserver and
-put it in test.srvtab.  Then, put the fully-qualified K4 principal name
-corresponding to that keytab in test.admin.  The realm used for AFS
-kaserver testing will be derived from the realm of that principal name.
-
-If you are building in a different directory tree than the source tree,
-don't put the files in this directory.  Instead, after running configure,
-you will have an empty tests/data directory in your build tree.  Put the
-test.keytab, test.principal, and krb5.conf (if necessary) files in that
-directory instead.
-
-Note that to successfully run much of the test suite, you will need to have
-remctld installed on the system running the tests.