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From: cjk@hnv.com (Chris Kunath)
To: FreeBSD-security@FreeBSD.org
Subject: tripwire-1.2 port?
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Has anyone successfully compiled or ported tripwire-1.2
to FreeBSD?

Am busy blowing it up when using the "conf-bsd.h" defines, ditto for
conf-linux.h and conf-bsdi.h.

I know about mtree for FreeBSD, but was looking for a standard
"file-verification" method across FreeBSD and Sun SPARC platforms.

cjk@hnv.com