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Subject: Updating tkdesk via ftp
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Hello list:

I am following the examples on page 114 of The Complete FreeBSD.
Therein is a list of the databases category and what purports to be a zip of 
the contents of xmbase-grok via the command 'get xmbase-grok.tar.gz'

In my case the directory of /pub/FreeBSD/ports/ports-current/x11-fm has an 
entry for tkdesk but the command 'get tkdesk.tar.gz' says
   no such file OR directory

The first time i used 'get tkdesk-1.2.tar.gz' and the system copied that file 
to my /root directory.

Now what should I do to get an installation?  And this is an easy one.  My 
next target is postgresql_7.0.2-2

Thanks for help
Bill Barnes



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