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From: Andrew <andrew@ugh.net.au>
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Hi,

If you anonymous FTP to www.freebsd.org you get a message that says 
the current FreeBSD release is 2.1.0-SNAP something. I dont know 
whether it is feasable but have you looked into having a single file 
containing the name of the latest FreeBSD distribution and just using 
the include directive in apache to include it? That wouldn't work for 
FTP but it might make the web pages easier to maintain.

Thanks,

Andrew