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> I was wondering if anyone got firewalk to install?
> I'm running 4.10 stable and it doesn't seem to want to install.
> It's looking for libnet 1.1 or higher I believe and the ports only comes
> with version 1.0.
> I manually downloaded the latest version and installed it.  Still firewalk
> doesn't know where to look for it.


#cd /usr/ports/security/firewalk
#make install clean

works fine.

If no, try to cvsup latest -stable port collection.