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From: Edwin Culp <eculp@ver1.telmex.net.mx>
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I was reading the TCL problem but it didn't stick because it hadn't
struck.  I happened
to try to install bzip2 and couldn't because of my old version a tcl?
I fail to see the relation.  I didn't know bzip had a tcl8.0
interface:-)

I then tried to install TCL8.0.2 and it gave me exactly the same
message.

Just to see if this is at least constant :), I tried ncftp3.
Guess what, the same message.  I give up. What is the least bad
solution?

Thanks,

ed