On Apr 7,  9:32am, "Brad Salai" wrote:
>I don't think that's it. I installed a fresh set of tarballs in March,
>including secr, and telnet didn't work. I installed secr last, and finally
>fixed the problem for me by replacing telnet with an earlier version. I
>haven't checked, but I'm reasonably sure that I don't have secure telnet,
>but at least it works.

The Makefile for the domestic telnet was mucked up when I did the last
build, and it didn't get linked with libcrypt.  I plan on doing another
release later this week...

~Steve

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Faith is the quality that enables you to eat blackberry jam on a picnic
without looking to see whether the seeds move.

Some pitiful cretin complained to my management about the contents of my .sig.
Fine.  It got censored.  What really burns me is that they didn't have the
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treats censorship as damage and routes around it.  So here in all its glory
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Dear Earthling: Hello! I am a creature from a galaxy far away, vacationing
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This fortune intentionally not included.