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From: "Eddie Anisko" <ed_anisko@comcast.net>
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Subject: no access to ports
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Hello,

For the last few weeks I have noticed that the ports have been unavailable
using the pkg_add -r command...

Is this service no longer being offered?

Thanks,
Eddie Anisko
Ed_anisko@comcast.net