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Subject: Release of 4.10?
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As fate would have it, I have to build a server this evening, and am 
wondering about the fate of 4.10-RELEASE. How is RE coming? Will ISOs be 
available by tonight (Wednesday, May 5, 2004)?

--Brett Glass