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Subject: [gentoo-dev] the last of netkit-base has left
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arm joined the fold tonight ...
that means xinetd has completely replaced netkit-base in all profiles as the 
default inetd server ...
start usin xinetd cause it blows inetd away !
`emerge sync ; emerge -C netkit-base` :D
-mike

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