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From: mark thompson <thompson@tgsoft.com>
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Subject: cvsup change
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I have been paying attention (or so i thought) to the reorganizaion of
the collections, so i added:

src-release release=cvs host=cvsup.freebsd.org hostbase=/home base=/u prefix=/usr/cvs delete old use-rel-suffix compress

to the beginning of my cvsup file. It nicely ran through that. It nicely
ran through another collection or two, then it deleted everything in
src/release. I moved the request for src-release to just before
ports-all, and it is now very nicely bringing src/release back. Is this
the behaviour that I should expect from:

CVSup client
Software version: REL_14_0
Protocol version: 14.0

?

-mark