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@Remove patch-aa as the upstream maintainer (elric@@) incorporated it.
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 # For Heimdal uncomment:
-CFLAGS += -DHEIMDAL
-LDADD = -lgssapi -lkrb5
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@Add knc, Kerberised NetCat. It works in basically the same way as
either netcat or stunnel except that it is Kerberised. You can use
it to construct client/server applications while keeping the Kerberos
libraries out of your programs address space quickly and easily.
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