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From: Nate Williams <nate@sri.MT.net>
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To: Daniel Rich <drich@sgihub.corp.sgi.com>
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Subject: Re: SUP information
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Daniel Rich writes:
> I understand that the FreeBSD project has done extensive work adding
> gzip support to sup..

I did that work originally, and if I remember right (it was a *long*
time ago) John Brezak donated the code back to CMU.

> and in cleaning up the code.  Is this work being
> placed back into the public domain?

I don't think I even added my name to the files, so the stuff is
available under the same copyright that the source was originally
distributd.

> I am interested in getting a copy
> of the latest working version of sup, but don't see the source anywhere
> on your ftp server.

I believe it's now in the tree.  Justin has also done some sup hacking
on it as well since me, which includes most of the cleanup.  I only add
bloat. :)


Nate