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From: Garrett Wollman <wollman@bimajority.org>
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Subject: ports/security/openssh-portable
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I'm thinking right about now that it would be really nice if we could
go back to having a security/openssh-gssapi port that was completely
independent of security/openssh-portable so that it didn't break for
months on end after a new upstream release.  Is there anyone else here
who cares about this functionality and would be willing to share
maintenance duties?  Could just use Debian or RedHat (or one of the
other Linux distributors who actually maintain the functionality as an
official supported feature) as upstream....

-GAWollman