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	I'm starting to feel to feel silly.  I've been looking at using the
pipsecd port to create a couple of VPNs.  I've looked at
pipsecd.conf.sample but I haven't had anyluck getting it to work so
far.

	I've looked through the news archives and a couple of people have
mentioned making it work, but so far it doesn't look like any have
them have written a "how-to with pipsecd" yet.  Is there any further
docs beyond the README and pipsecd.conf.sample ?

Thanks.

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Joseph Scott
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Office Of Water Programs - CSU Sacramento


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