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From: "Karsten W. Schmidt / DLX ApS" <ks@dlx.dk>
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>Could someone teach me how to do csup rollbacks to a specific date in
>the source tree? If it's not obvious already, I'd really like to squash
>this bug.

Put a line like this in your supfile
*date=3D2007.06.16.00.00.00

The format is taken from csup(1)
date=3D[cc]yy.mm.dd.hh.mm.ss

--=20
Karsten