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Subject: Announcing fer.tfs.com
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 Fer.tfs.com is an almost exact copy of ref.tfs.com.

differences..
1/ as soon as I've finished, it will run 2.2-current and not 2.1
2/ it will contain a separate 2.2-based chroot partition, in which
   there will be a cvs and source tree for experimentation.
3/It will hopefully act as a sup server for a fully built 2.2-current tree.. 
   i.e. sup it to upgrade to 2.2 :)

accounts will be available on fer
for people who need to test 2.2 based tools etc.
such 'guest' accounts will
automatically chroot to the 2.2 sandbox

fer will come on-line in the next day or two..
it is there but is still 2.1 based.