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Subject: any interest in tripwire commercial?
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Any interest in Tripwire Commercial version?
I have a client who wants to allow their enterprise tripwire console to 
be able to monitor the servers that do the real work (the freebsd 
servers) as well as the token windows servers which are being monitored now.

What version would you like to see it on? one of the .[135] versions for 
long life?

7.3? amd64? 8.1?
is i386 ok, as long as all the libraries exist?
does everyone put 32 bit compatibility libraries in their amd64 builds?
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