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Subject: cvs commit: src/usr.bin/mktemp Makefile mktemp.1 mktemp.c
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peter       1998/04/14 00:39:58 PDT

  Added files:
    usr.bin/mktemp       Makefile mktemp.1 mktemp.c 
  Log:
  Bring in an old faithful tool I've been using for just over 4 years now
  (originally on a different OS without mkstemp()), albeit somewhat
  bashed and hacked into something that doesn't look too much like
  the original any more.  It should be upwardly compatable with
  OpenBSD's mktemp(1) but does a couple of extra things.
  
  I've taken OpenBSD's mktemp.1 man page and adapted it to suit.

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