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Subject: Re: killing UUCP
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> #NOUUCP=      true    # do not build uucp related programs
>
> you may be able to define that and do away with the user all
> together. someone else can confirm (i've built with NOUUCP=true, but
> i have not tried deleting the uucp user.)

The old UUCP binaries will be left around when you make world again with 
NOUUCP. You can normally catch them by the date.

David