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Subject: Re: ports/24771: New port: security/op - 1.11
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Synopsis: New port: security/op - 1.11

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Committed, thanks.  coast.cs.purdue.edu == ftp.cerias.purdue.edu,
and I think your MAKE_ARGS was slightly smoking crack.  It put
my op binary in /bin!  :-P

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