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Subject: S/Key library location?
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Hello,

I'm trying to compile fwtk's auth server to use S/Key.

The Makefile wants to know the location of the S/Key libraries, however.
After much hunting, I can't find them.  Does FreeBSD have an S/Key library
directory, or am I missing something?  Any thoughts on how I can get this
to work?

Thanks,
Michael

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