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On Tue, 1 Feb 2005, Dan Langille wrote:

> Why not treat BROKEN, IGNORE, FORBIDDEN, DEPRECATED all the same? Is 
> there any reason they need to be different?

IIRC the last time Kris tried to make them all consistent it turned
into a nightmare of debugging.  It's the right goal, of course.

In the portsmon-local changes ('make status'), all quotes are stripped
from these variables before being stuffed into its database.

mcl