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Looking at http://www.vuxml.org/freebsd/d47e9d19-5016-11d9-9b5f-
0050569f0001.html I see that FreshPorts fails to find some of the 
packages named in this vuln:

   php4-dt
   php4-horde
   php4-nms
   mod_php

Is this expected?
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