matthew sporleder <msporleder%gmail.com@localhost> writes: > I have just added a slightly hacked port of OpenBSD's netcat to pkgsrc wip. > > This is also common as a debian/ubuntu pkg. > > I had to do some hacking to make it compile on NetBSD and the build is all > done in the pkg Makefile with the source files living in files/ > > I'm not sure if it's better to put this on my own github/google > code/whatever, but I'd appreciate some feedback. If you're trying to make a portable version of the OpenBSD code, then it seems best to have it be a first-class open-source project, with an included portable build system. Ideally the changes would go into netcat upstream, to avoid the fork, but presumably that's infeasible.
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