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From: pete@puffin.pelican.com (Pete Carah)
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Subject: Re: Any CGI hackers out there? 
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In article <1634.820636907@time.cdrom.com> jkh writes:

>Terry writes:
>> How about a read-only anon-NFS export of the CVS tree?  Save a lot of
>> supping for an occasional checkout, etc.

>Not from freefall.freebsd.org, but...? :-)

Well, I have one going that is sup'd a half-hour behind freefall's
supscans (hopefully that's not too early)...

ftp://ftp.pelican.com/pub/FreeBSD/{current,stable,cvs}
It's also a (now working) sup server with hostbase=/home..

(this one isn't behind a 14.4k slip connection like home is.)

-- Pete