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Subject: Who marked ksh93 unfetchable and did not tell me?
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Someone marked ksh93 unfetchable without sending me a notice.  ksh93 is
NOT unfetchable, just the automatic script that checks for fetchability
is broken and cannot fetch ksh93.

Whoever is running the port fetchability script needs to remove ksh93
from the test.  ksh93 is always fetchable and always will be fetchable.

/Joe