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Subject: trusted bsd sources?
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Hi.

Does anyone know where the trusted bsd sources have gone to? I could not
find any on the trustedbsd.org site. I remember that there used be several
packages available for acl's, extended attrs, etc.

Thanks

Paul Fronberg
paleph@pacbell.net

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