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From: Joe Schwartz <rjoe@tim.281.com>
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Subject: oldest Y2K release
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Folks,

What is the oldest release that is Y2K compliant?

I've got a bunch of FreeBSD Internet servers that are as 
old as release 2.6. Am I OK or do they need to be brought 
forward?

Thanks,

Joe S.


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