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From: Ken McGlothlen <mcglk@serv.net>
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Subject: Ports deltas?
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I've been using CTM to stay current with the ports.  I'd saved some up, so
tried running them today, and tanked on ports-cur.2363.gz with the following
error:

	# ctm -c .deltas/ports-cur.2363.gz
	  FN: www/apache13/Makefile md5 mismatch.
	  FN: www/apache13/Makefile edit fails.
	Exit(104)
	# _

Ooooookay.  So I decided I'd get another copy from ftp.freebsd.org, and if all
else failed, I'd go back to the nearest xEmpty one and update everything from
that.

Unfortunately, the files in /.25/FreeBSD/CTM/ports-cur only goes up to
ports-cur.2299.gz.  That isn't normal, is it?

							---Ken

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