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To: Mark Stout <mcs@vpm.com>
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Subject: Re: Multiple IP's...How many? 
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Mark Stout wrote in message ID
<199511281046.KAA02052@spunky.vpm.com>:
> Also, whenever I try to compile a package, I get the following error:

>     undefined symbol _crypt in text segment

> What library could I be mising that would return this error message?

You aren't missing any library. To get round US export restrictions,
we ship crypt() in a separate library to make it easier to ship
multiple versions. Add -lcrypt to the end of the link command line.

Gary