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From: Zoran Kolic <kolicz@EUnet.yu>
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Subject: abyoos.a
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Dear folks!
Using f-prot, I've found
"unix/abyoos.a" in one
pure ascii file. Simple
googling didn't reveal
any special info about.
Is it something I should
be aware of?
What parts of it could I
find on the system, if any?
Best regards

                  Zoran