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From: "Howard Kirk" <hk@dataprotect.com>
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Subject: Quick Question
Date: Wed, 5 Apr 2000 07:44:01 +0200
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Hey, I have what I think is a simple question for whoever maintains this
email address :)

Im new to FreeBSD and while using the ports (ya know, for distfiles) I
messed something. Now I cant use make or makefile because there seems to
be some type of queue or log of things that were downloaded when I
messed up and it tries processing those first.

Is there a queue or log that I could flush out so I can once again use
the ports for distfiles?

Hope that kinda made sense :)

Thanks in advance,

.g.



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