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Subject: ctm-cvs-cur end in February?
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How do people feel about closing down ctm-cvs-cur by the end of 
February?  That is about when cvs will no longer track ports.  And 
ctm-svn-cur and ctm-svn-ports-cur seem to be working well.

Stephen