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From: Stephen Montgomery-Smith <stephen@missouri.edu>
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Subject: Do you still want CTM?
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I have just been informed by my system administrator that the computer 
that creates the CTM deltas may be put behind a firewall.  There may be 
ways to get around it, but it will be quite a hassle on my end.

My question is this - are there people who still depend on CTM for their 
updates?  Or is it time to close down CTM?  Or is there someone else who 
wants to take it over?

I should add that my system administrator is tremendously supportive 
towards the FreeBSD project, and I am sure that he would be a big help 
to finding ways to keep CTM going, if it turns out that enough people 
really need it.  But I don't want to go through that headache if there 
aren't enough people to warrant its continued existence.

Please reply to ctm-users, but this is being sent to ctm-announce as 
well, just in case some people are there who are not on ctm-users.

Thanks, Stephen