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From: Kim Culhan <kimc@w8hd.org>
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Subject: cuseeme
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Does anyone know of any way to run cuseeme on FreeBSD?

Some references I found suggested nv will do this but I think maybe it
only understands cuseeme encoding.
I looks like its not able to actually contact a cuseeme 'reflector'.

regards
kim

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