On Fri, 30 Jul 1999, Bill Studenmund wrote:

> > Hm -- maybe I'm not even doing the right thing, here!
> 
> Probably not. :-)

Well, that's nothing new, at least.  You can't say I'm not consistent.

> What exactly do you want? If you want libdes, then I think all you have to
> do is cd to domestic/lib/libdes, and do a make includes, make, make
> install.
> 
> If you want the secr tarball, then you also need basesrc in /usr/src. Most
> of the "domestic" programs are crypto-added versions of in-tree programs.
> As such, we share as much code as we can. The make files will reach over
> into the non-domestic tree for the shared source, thus you need it. :-)

Okay.  I think I understand now.  One of these two things will work for
me.  Thanks again...you guys are not only smart, you're patient :).

-Bill

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