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Subject: aterm/zh-aterm checksum
From: asami@cs.berkeley.edu (Satoshi Asami)
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Hi,

I sometimes see the aterm/zh-aterm ports failing due to bad checksums.
Can you check the master sites?  If there is more than one valid
checksum (different gzip options etc...you can verify this by
extracting both tarballs and doing a "diff -ru" on both directories),
can you add them all to files/md5?

Thanks
Satoshi


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