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Subject: Fake port ?
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Howdy!

    Does anyone know of a port of fake to freebsd?
fake is a program that switches in backup servers by
using arp spoofing initially written for linux.

    If not I would like to start on a port if there
is no equivalent freebsd utility. Ideas, comments,
help?

      -steve
    


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