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Subject: Re: make fetchindex failure
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budsz wrote:
> Where's I should find that INDEX.bz2?, is that possible I'am still
> running FreeBSD 4.X with  ports collection uptodate too (Of couse with

No. Sorry.

You can use only ports tree with cvs tag RELEASE_4_EOL. Quite obsoleted 
however.

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Dixi.
Sem.