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From: Julian Elischer <julian@elischer.org>
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Just a quick note..

I noticed that packages-5-current directlry just got cleared out.
(I guess a new set of packages is on the way).
(bummer I was just upgrading a package from it :-)
While it was "almost"  empty I noticed that there is one
file left dated May 8  in the "All" directory..

Whoever is responcible for that machine might like to rm it..
it's 7MB (called #cvs.cvsup-40860.3547). When it fills up again it'll 
be lost in the noise again..