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	systems. I seem to be confusing articles that are 'how to mirror' and
	'how to be a mirror'. Is there some details/info out there that could
	be of help? I would have thought it would be enough to be running
	ports/net/cvsup- mirror would be enough on the server, and then theup
	seeing: May 2 12:40:49 cvs cvsupd[57822]: =3 Unknown collection
	"ports-all" [...] 
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Subject: creating a local cvsup mirror.
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I want to create a local mirror for my internal freebsd systems. I seem
to be confusing articles that are 'how to mirror' and 'how to be a
mirror'. Is there some details/info out there that could be of help? I
would have thought it would be enough to be running ports/net/cvsup-
mirror would be enough on the server, and then the clients here would
use 'cvsup -h my_cvs_server ports-all' but I end up seeing:
May  2 12:40:49 cvs cvsupd[57822]: =3 Unknown collection "ports-all"

So if someone can clarify/point/whatever, much appreciated.