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From: Joseph Scott <joseph@randomnetworks.com>
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Subject: FreeBSD PR ports/22399
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	FreeBSD PR ports/22399 (PIB 1.2 still looks for MD5 info in
files/md5) notes an issue with sysutils/pib.  It appears this port has
been marked as broken for more that a year.

	If there is no interest in fixing this port perhaps it should be
removed.  Is there a standard for how long a port should be allowed to be
broken before it's removed?

-Joseph


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