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Subject: Re: cvsup refuse file
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At 10:40 PM 5/27/2004, Manfred Antar wrote:
>For about 2 year now , I've had a file:
>/usr/sup/ports-all/refuse
>It had one line in it :
>ports/INDEX-5
>I do a cron job  ---> portsdb -uU every day so I didn't want the INDEX-5 file overwritten.
>Something happend in the last week or so where cvsup ignores the refuse file.
>somehow the refuse file isn't getting parsed.
>I upgraded ez3m and rebuilt cvsup (STATIC) about a week ago could this be it or has something else changed ?
>I'm baffled, I tried putting refuse files in different places.
>I'm just doing a make update from the ports directory with the standard /usr/share/examples/cvsup/ports-supfile.
>System is running current as of yesterday.
>Thanks for any help
>Manfred
>

My stupid mistake ;)
I guess the standard supfiles were changed to use /var/db instead of /usr for files


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