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authorDanny Holman <dholman@gymli.org>2023-05-17 01:01:50 -0500
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## Installation and Deployment
This project is split into two subprojects: the server (mratd) and client
-(mrat-client). The Mini-RAT server (mratd) requires OpenSSL and POSIX threads.
-The Mini-RAT client (mrat-client) only requires the C standard library.
+(mrat). Both the server and reference client requires OpenSSL, but only the
+server requires POSIX threads.
The mratd server needs to run a master control server that all clients have
access to, either on the Internet with port-forwarding or on the local network.