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Subject: Re: cd /usr/ports ; make -i fetch
From: asami@cs.berkeley.edu (Satoshi Asami)
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 * Just to say "Thanks" to whoever (Satoshi etc I think )

That was done by Paul's request, so say thanks to him too.... :)

 * made
 * 	cd /usr/ports ; make -i fetch
 * possible.
 * I reccomend it to others, it keeps your modem nice & busy, while doing
 * other interactive things, thus ensuring you squeeze maximum value out of
 * your phone connection (& associated telecom bill).

Also don't forget Jordan's "make fetch-list" command, especially
useful if your FreeBSD machine is not IP connected.

Satoshi