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From: Paul Dlug <paul@nerdlabs.com>
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I noticed that Sun's current version of the javamail API is 1.1.3 but
the version in the ports collection is 1.1.2. For the life of me I
cannot find on Suns site a distribution of javamail 1.1.2. Any ideas
when the ports will go to 1.1.3 or where I can find a distro of javamail
1.1.2? Any help greatly appreciated.


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