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I need it in library form as well. It can get tricky sometimes learning the ins and outs of sockets on various platforms, so it would be great to have C bindings to open the port in a standard cross-platform way. Currently it supports: https://github.com/txthinking/mr2#download Download OS Arch mr2 Linux amd64 mr2_darwin_amd64 MacOS amd64 mr2_windows_amd64.exe https://github.com/txthinking/mr2/releases mr2, mr2_darwin_amd64, mr2_freebsd_386, mr2_freebsd_amd64, mr2_linux_386, mr2_linux_arm5, mr2_linux_arm6, mr2_linux_arm64, mr2_linux_arm7, mr2_linux_mips, mr2_linux_mips64, mr2_linux_mips64le, mr2_linux_mipsle, mr2_linux_mipsle_sf, mr2_linux_mips_sf, mr2_linux_ppc64, mr2_linux_ppc64le, mr2_windows_386.exe, mr2_windows_amd64.exe Also random question, but, does anyone know of a lightweight cross-platform tool to wrap any

https://github.com/txthinking/x/blob/master/cryptkv.go This is in the library it pulls in. https://github.com/txthinking/mr2/blob/master/client.go#L47 Homebrew cryptosystem. On a quick glance, it appears to be using a string password from the command line directly as an AES key, in CFB mode, with no authentication. tl;dr: this is the cryptographic equivalent of that bridge in Florida.