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From: Jake Hamby <jehamby@lightside.com>
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Subject: /usr/src/contrib SUP troubles...
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Well, after a week of trying "Slackware 96" (and realizing all over again
why I left Linux :-), I'm back and running FreeBSD-current.  This time
around, I installed 2.1.5-RELEASE from the CD-ROM, and am using SUP to get
the source code.

I have one problem that is _really_ starting to bug me.  Three times
today, I've resupped (the latest time because a typo in malloc.c killed my
make world), and each time it ends up redownloading _huge_ chunks of
/usr/src/contrib (which, by the way, isn't in the standard-supfile on
freefall yet), including bind, cvs, and gcc. Each time the date stamp is
changing, so I can only conclude somebody is fiddling with the datestamps
in the tree.  Please stop it!!  I'm using sup4.FreeBSD.org (burka.rdy.com) 
by the way.

-- Jake