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Subject: Re: INDEX out of date?
To: Steve Price <sprice@hiwaay.net>
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> Satoshi regenerates this file every so often.

I guess I just expected it to be regenerated whenever a port is
added, deleted, or changes name.

>                                                You can make a
> new one on your box with 'make index' from /usr/ports.

Ok, I'll just do it that way.



-Pat


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