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    What I am wondering is why sessreg does not work (e.g. the sessreg
that is part of X-Windows) I have not take a look at the source yet but
was wondering if there is a replacement --- it should really be a part of
the freebsd base distribution (in a more general form ofcourse). I have
asked this question 3 times over the past few weeks, but noone answered
... I know someone out there is using this program, what's the deal?