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From: "R.K. Kloosterman" <rkloost@dds.nl>
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Subject: FreeBSD Port: p5-URI-1.34
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LS,

p5-URI-1.34 does not build anymore.

URI-1.34.tar.gz cannot be found on any of the locations,

There is however an upgrade on CPAN (1.35), but i don't know
how to build a port from it.

Regards,

Ruud Kloosterman