rfc2385 support

Mathias_at_TeleCity.com
Date: 05/29/05

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    Hi guys,

    I'm trying to find out if any release of FreeBSD supports MD5 as per
    rfc2385. I will be using it with quagga on BGP session authentication.

    Regards
    Mathias,

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