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Subject: Re: ports/22671: new port: security/sst -- yet another SSL wrapper
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Synopsis: new port: security/sst -- yet another SSL wrapper

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State-Changed-When: Sun Dec 31 02:38:09 PST 2000
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Committed, thanks!  I had trouble making it compile because of a missing
Free() definition.  After examination, I determined that the char *'s
being passed to Free() could be free()'d instead, and added a patch.

http://www.freebsd.org/cgi/query-pr.cgi?pr=22671


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