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From: Phillip Salzman <lists@saten.dyn.ml.org>
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> > I was just wondering if there have been any fixes for the apache
> > webserver for freebsd3.0?

	Read the past articles, the signal 6 error has been patched
	in the latest kernel, CVSup and build...

Phillip Salzman


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