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Subject: FreeBSD Port: driftnet-0.1.6_1
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I've recently cvsuped the ports tree, and found only the README file in
/usr/ports/net/driftnet.  I expected to find /usr/ports/net/driftnet-0.1.6_1
to correspond with the listing on freebsd.org/ports, but didn't.  The
'Changes' page says something about removing stalled makefiles in the net
category, but I'm not sure exactly what that means.  Is this port still
being supported, or is it done for?

Thanks.

-Scott Beam
-Current Computers
-949.425.9700 x207