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> Now as you say it, I used this -A, but I don't know exactely what it
> does..., I use it for proftpd and it usually works well.

-A removes sticky tags/dates/keyword replacement settings and reverts to
defaults.  Usually a good thing if you want to avoid any issues because you
previously used -r or -D. (or -k)

Gareth

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