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I have a question about cvsupd, what is the difference between the official
servers for freebsd. I run a mirror one for my servers at my datacenter and
I have noticed that it's leaving some patch files undeleted when updating.
What could be wrong?

-broken

*default host=blizzard
*default base=/usr
*default prefix=/usr
*default release=cvs
*default delete use-rel-suffix
ports

-working

*default host=cvsup3.FreeBSD.org
*default base=/usr
*default prefix=/usr
*default release=cvs tag=.
*default delete use-rel-suffix
ports-net

----

Connected to cvsup3.FreeBSD.org
Updating collection ports-net/cvs
 Delete ports/net/GeoIP/files/patch-libGeoIP::Makefile
 Delete ports/net/arping/files/patch-aa
 Delete ports/net/b2bua/files/patch-build::Makefile.osarch
 Delete ports/net/b2bua/files/patch-radius::RadiusAttribute.cxx
 Delete ports/net/b2bua/files/patch-radius::RadiusMessage.cxx
 Delete ports/net/b2bua/files/patch-radius::test::Makefile
 Delete ports/net/b2bua/files/patch-radius::test::radiusClient.cxx
 Delete ports/net/b2bua/files/patch-radius::test::radiusServer.cxx
 Delete ports/net/b2bua/files/patch-sip::b2b::AAATransceiver.cxx
 Delete ports/net/b2bua/files/patch-sip::b2b::AAATransceiver.hxx
 Delete ports/net/b2bua/files/patch-sip::b2b::Makefile

It works fine with that, but not when I connect it to blizzard and blizzard
works fine. It does not have the unnecessary files.

Thanks.

j