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From: "Colin Alston" <karnaugh@karnaugh.za.net>
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Subject: Tralalala, who broke /net/ddclient??
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After CVSup=20

[root@gabriel]/usr/ports/net/ddclient: ls
README.html

Um.. Did I miss something?? (Seems I'm missing lots of things actualy)

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Colin Alston
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"But I'm not broken, in my dream I win. In here I'm nothing, a cosmic =
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