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From: Matt Midboe <matt@magellan.iquest.com>
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Subject: Tripwire for FreeBSD 2.0?
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Date: Sat, 17 Dec 1994 16:01:26 -0600 (CST)
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I'm curious if anyone has gotten Tripwire 1.1 to make it through the 
tests on FreeBSD 2.0. It makes just fine for me, but when I go to run it 
through the tests it fails at the first one. It says "Expecting 0 got 8" 
most specifically. I noticed when I compiled I got some warnings from 
endian.h, so is this a byte ordering problem?

Matt
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