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Date: Wed, 21 Oct 1998 03:37:03 -0700 (PDT)
From: Joseph Koshy <jkoshy>
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> What's MANUAL_FETCH? ;)

Sorry.  I seem to have remembered MANUAL_PACKAGE_BUILD and
interpolated accordingly :).

> My guess is that you probably mean IS_INTERACTIVE + one of
> NO_CDROM/RESTRICTED (depending on the actual license terms).

Well, the stuff is being given out under a perl-like Artistic license.  
However you can't (as of today) just pull it down via `fetch' 'cuz you 
has to first register your email address with the OG server prior to
downloading the sources.  The license does not prevent redistribution,
so I guess we could just mirror a copy somewhere, but I thought it
better to follow the spirit of the requirement ...

Any suggestions on how to handle a situation like this?

Koshy




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