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On Tue, 9 Apr 2002, Warren Block wrote:

> On Tue, 9 Apr 2002, John Mills wrote:

> > I could probably come up with a patch file, but I suppose the better
> > course is to find where the problems are in the original SGML, which I
> > didn't do.
 
> Please use send-pr and submit this under the docs category.  I'd say
> it's fairly urgent, but maybe that's just me.

I will have to do this tomorrow - the files aren't accessible to me from
here.

What is 'send-pr'?

In the interest of speed, would you be able to accept a patch file as an
ASCII e-mail attachment, or an inclusion, then patch and/or submit the
results?

That PS file is so big (>95 MBy) that it takes minutes to pipe from
computer to computer. I think the patch would only be a few hundred to a
few thousand bytes, depending on the length of lines in the PS file.

Naturally I could [optionally] compress it [*.ps.bz2] and drop it in some
in-basket. I'm sorry to seem unhelpful, but I'm almost completely new to
the ways things get done in the FreeBSD world.

 - John Mills


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