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From: Dan Jacobowitz  <drow@mars.abcinternet.net>
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Subject: disappearing ports
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I just cvsupped for the first time in a wee...(ports-all, src-all, and the
eBones stuff) - and cvsup is now busy wiping /usr/ports completely.  How
the heck did that come about?  Is /usr/ports no longer suppable or
something?