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From: Brett Glass <brett@lariat.org>
Subject: How much will intrusion delay 9.1-RELEASE?
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How much will the current security issue delay 9.1-RELEASE? I do 
want to see the integrity of the code protected, but must plan 
server updates, which I'd hoped to do over US Thanksgiving. 
(9.0-RELEASE is now within a couple of months of EOL unless it's extended.)

--Brett Glass