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Subject: cvs commit: ports/mail/mutt Makefile ports/mail/mutt/files md5
         ports/mail/mutt/patches patch-05 patch-06 ports/mail/mutt/pkg
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obrien      1998/01/27 16:12:01 PST

  Modified files:
    mail/mutt            Makefile 
    mail/mutt/files      md5 
    mail/mutt/pkg        PLIST 
  Added files:
    mail/mutt/patches    patch-05 patch-06 
  Log:
  Upgrade to version 0.89.
  
  NOTE, this is now the full version.  Michael has pushed the PGP hooks
  development off-shore.  This port now fetches from there.  Mutt does
  not contain crypo, just hooks to run an extern application.  All I've
  talked to feel ITAR does NOT prohibit this -- as Mutt isn't using the
  PGP ABI.  In fact, our current Elm package is built with PGP hooks and
  we do not control it, so I am treaing Mutt in the same way.
  
  Revision  Changes    Path
  1.40      +16 -14    ports/mail/mutt/Makefile
  1.31      +1 -1      ports/mail/mutt/files/md5
  1.11      +6 -2      ports/mail/mutt/pkg/PLIST