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Greetings,
 The FreeBSD copy of bugzilla appears to be broken. All attempts
to reach it return:
Error 503 Service Unavailable

Where do we go to manage pr(1)'s?
I would have sent this to freebsd-www@ but that list has been obsoleted.

Thanks.

--Chris
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