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From: Nate Williams <nate@mt.sri.com>
To: John Polstra <jdp@polstra.com>
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Subject: Re: CVSup 14.0 is now available
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John Polstra writes:
>                      Announcing CVSup 14.0
> 		     ---------------------
> Release 14.0 of CVSup, the CVS-aware network distribution system, is now
> available.

:)

...

> What Has Changed Since the Previous Release?
> --------------------------------------------
> The client now supports multiple "refuse" files:  a global one
> which applies to all collections; a per-collection one; and one
> that is specific to a release+tag within its collection.

OK, since I have no reason/interest to have the pc98 files, I decided
I'd blow them away on my box and tell CVSup not to get them anymore.

I created the file ~sup/src-sys/refuse.cvs with the following lines:
*/pc98
*/pc98/*
src/sys/pc98
src/sys/pc98/*

But none of them work.  How do I tell my client to not get the pc98
files?



Nate