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Subject: Re: sysutils/fileutils
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From: SADA Kenji <sada@bsdclub.org>
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In article <20000718140737.B1464@hamlet.nectar.com>
n@nectar.com writes:

>> > How about removing gnuls from sysutils/fileutils ?
>> 
>> This is bogus.

So I cast a vote for keeping both ports as is.


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