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> Sent: Tuesday, September 19, 2000 6:03 PM
> To: debian-isp
> Subject: slink repository
>
>
> Where in God's name can I find slink packages? There are
> some security
> updates I want to quickly catch up on but my searching has
> bee
ilip Bell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Tuesday, September 19, 2000 6:03 PM
> To: debian-isp
> Subject: slink repository
>
>
> Where in God's name can I find slink packages? There are
> some security
> updates I want to quickly catch up on but my searching has
&g
> updates I want to quickly catch up on but my searching has been fruitless.
> Why are old distribs (hamm and slink for instance), not kept at any of the
> mirrors?
just a common sense - why keep them on mirrors?! they're outdated, that's
what we have museums for. And AFAIK slink hamm and bo are
> updates I want to quickly catch up on but my searching has been fruitless.
> Why are old distribs (hamm and slink for instance), not kept at any of the
> mirrors?
just a common sense - why keep them on mirrors?! they're outdated, that's
what we have museums for. And AFAIK slink hamm and bo are
Where in God's name can I find slink packages? There are some security
updates I want to quickly catch up on but my searching has been fruitless.
Why are old distribs (hamm and slink for instance), not kept at any of the
mirrors?
Also, why is there no mention of slink at the debian homepage? Wh
Where in God's name can I find slink packages? There are some security
updates I want to quickly catch up on but my searching has been fruitless.
Why are old distribs (hamm and slink for instance), not kept at any of the
mirrors?
Also, why is there no mention of slink at the debian homepage? W
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