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Subject: Re: cvs commit: ports/sysutils/mergemaster - Imported sources 
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     > Hear, Hear!  Is there a most-useful-port-of-the-month-award?  I
     > have been putting off merging for months now... and with this I
     > also got it done in a few minutes.

Yeah, pretty useful!  But it took me a little more than an hour to
update my system.... after doing almost no update for two years! :)

I even think this coud be in the base system.

     Cheers,
Max