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Subject: Sup server at sup.valleynet.com now online.
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Date: Thu, 16 Nov 1995 05:58:13 -0800
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From: Pat Jensen - Network Administrator <patj@sierra.valleynet.com>
Subject: sup.valleynet.com -- New SUP Server
Message-ID: <Pine.BSD/.3.91.951116052626.22066A-100000@sierra.valleynet.com>
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Well, I now have the latest SUP tree from sup.FreeBSD.org, and
my server is up and running and should be able to handle 25 
concurrent users (I think, hehe).

sup.valleynet.com grabs the latest SUP tree updates from FreeBSD.org
twice a day (in cron) and rebuilds the tree also.

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