Cool. I didn't notice the on-the-fly compile when I installed it on a Suse box last year (that box has since been re-built). I'll have to pay more attention if I install it again.
==Joseph+
Kevin wrote:
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> On Fri, 2005-05-20 at 00:59 -0700, Joseph Sinclair wrote:
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>>Actually, you can use the Cisco VPN client on GNU/Linux to tunnel in and access your XP remote desktop as well, thus further reducing the need to run that "other" O/S, at least at home.
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> Just make sure you read the docs carefully. You will need the headers
> installed for your running kernel because the Cisco VPN Client installer
> builds a module on-the-fly specific to your running kernel. It needs
> the headers to do that. Also, if you change the kernel version, you
> will need to re-install so it can recompile cisco_ipsec.o or
> cisco_ipsec.ko with the new headers.
>
> ...Kevin
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