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Robert Miller wrote:
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> I am unable to find the gzip'd tar files for the javac-netscape port.
> Can you help?

There is no gzip file on the server, but it will create one on the fly.
In the ports directory, just do "get <port_directory_name>.tar.gz" and
the whole directory will be tarred and gzipped on the fly.

Nadav