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> will set that one up next ...

Great! Thanks...

                       - Thomas

> > That sounds like a good setting for anoncvs service.  But I think Thomas
> > (and any other committers who use cvsup) still need a cvsup server
> > running on the master cvs machine.  Even a 1-hour lag is too much when
> > you are trying to commit changes.