Re: kadmin on windows

Danny Mayer wrote:
Jeffrey Altman wrote:
alextc@xxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
1. Compiling kadmin on Windows. Is this possible? Could somebody
provide some guidance?
If you choose to to port kadmin to Windows as a native application,
please contribute the revisions to MIT as many other people would
like to see this work done as well.

Jeffrey Altman


Do you have any reason to believe that it would be hard to do?

Danny

I don't have reason to believe that it would be hard. Just time consuming.

Jeffrey Altman
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