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From: Michel Lavondes <fox@vader.aacc.edu>
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Subject: Possibly redundant ports sysutils/sleuthkit and sysutils/task
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[Sorry if this should have gone to -port-bugs instead.]

They appear to be different minor releases of the same thing, based on 
Makefile contents. Perhaps someone could introduce their maintainers to 
each other. :-)

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