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From: Jonathan Belson <jon@witchspace.com>
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Subject: Mailing list search broken?
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Hiya

I just tried to search the mailing list archives via the freebsd.org 
website.  I want to find out if the latest Intel gigabit chipsets are 
supported, so I entered the search term 'intel and gigabit', set 
'Search' to 'all' and selected freebsd-questions and freebsd-hardware. 
I clicked 'Submit' and got a response saying no results had been found.

I then tried the search term 'gigabit' and got a full set of results, 
including many that also contained the word 'intel' in the subject.

Is handling of 'AND' and 'OR' broken?

Cheers,

--Jon