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From: Vivek Khera <khera@kciLink.com>
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Subject: README.html files deleted by a cvsup
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I've been told that README.html files are not part of the ports, but
are to be generated by "make readmes".

I just did a cvsup and the following happened:

 Delete ports/security/seahorse/README.html
 Delete ports/sysutils/obliterate/README.html

That seems counter to the assertion that these files are not part of
the ports collection.  They should be left alone.


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