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Subject: rehash missing
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after cvsuping to -stable i have no "rehash" command.

is this a feature that you dont need to rehash anymore?

another wierd thing i found is that when i do a "man rehash" i get
the page for "sh", telling me all about the sh shell....?

anyone else have these problems?