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From: Sonja Jo Krenz-Bush <sjkb@abstractsoft.com>
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Subject: inn 1.5.1 on freebsd
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We're looking at upgrading to inn 1.5.1 on our news server.  (News is
working right now, so we're either stupid or masochists.)  Any pitfalls of
using it under FreeBSD we should be aware of?  Also, out of curiousity,
what kind of improvements, if any, are people seeing when they upgrade?

Thanks for any info.

	    Sonja Jo Krenz-Bush  ServNet/Abstract Software
	 sjkb@abstractsoft.com   http://www.serv.net/~begonia
	 ``Just another one of the flock following the herd.''