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From: Aaron Holmes <evil@evildomain.org>
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Subject: cant find packages
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Hey, I've been looking frantically for mysql50-server and mysql50-client 
source packages, but cant seem to find them anywhere.
Are they deprecated or something?
If not, where in the world can I find them?

Thanks in advance,
Aaron