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> I notice that in /etc/weekly, there is a section (shipped commented out) 
> that walks the filesystem looking for old checked out with SCCS.  I use 
> RCS, and was wondering if anyone had already gone through the exercise of 
> writing something similar. 
> 
> It would appear that the task is a bit different, since you have to look 
> in the RCS file for a tag, but if the wheel has already been invented, 
> I'd rather not do it all over again.  If someone has done it, can I 
> suggest submitting it for inclusion in the 2.2 release ?

I've got a perl script that does this.  Let me know if you want it...