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Kutzi,
Where should we go from here? Unfortunately, the way that this problem manifests itself ("gss.conf file not found") does not clearly point to a resolution. Even if we say, "This is an issue with Smack" it will prevent many users from using your plugin. Additional documentation (on your GitHub page), providing a default gss.conf file with the plugin, and/or opening a bug report for Smack is probably warranted.
Also, can you point me to a clear and concise resource for configuring GSSAPI authentication for Java, like the Smack library expects? I have been searching for two days and have only found fragmented pieces of information here and there, which are extremely difficult to piece together.
Thanks, again, for your assistance. I believe that this plugin will be extremely valuable to my team.