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In message <3288BCB4.1119@scsn.net>, Donald J. Maddox writes:

>Hmmm...  I'm using CVSup, and still seeing something like 'Rejected by
>server: Too
>many simultaneous connections' every time I try to update.

Right now we're actually discussing ways to improve this in -core.

I belive that we will soon have a "cvsup server kit" available for
people who want to run mirrors for this protocol.

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