commit 56be64f8181b2f0b18ba68a90f98344d8e862ec1
from: Omar Polo <op@omarpolo.com>
date: Thu Nov 25 18:31:17 2021 UTC

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 lstun is a simple utility to lazily (on demand) spawn a ssh tunnel to
 a remote machine and kill it after some time of inactivity.
 
-Given its narrow scope, it's probably not useful to anybody but me so
-I haven't invested much time in making it easily portable.  That said,
-it shouldn't be hard to compile it in non-OpenBSD systems: you have
-just to compile it by hand and (probably) provide an implementation
-for strtonum(3) and getprogname(3).
-
 To compile it just run
 
-	make
+	$ ./autogen.sh	# if building from a git checkout
+	$ ./configure
+	$ make
+	# make install	# eventually
 
 The only dependency is libevent.
 
-By default it uses `/usr/bin/ssh`, you can change it at compile time
-with `-D SSH_PATH=<whatever>`.
-
 Check out the manpage for the usage.