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Dave Korn wrote:

> > In the specific case of inetutils you probably will not find a canonical
> > "upstream" site because it is all code derived from the original BSD
> > unix.
>
>   No, it's gnu these days, isn't it?
> 
> http://www.gnu.org/software/inetutils/inetutils.html

I suppose... I said that because the Cygwin inetutils package manpages
say "BSD General Commands Manual" in the header and "4.2 Berkeley
Distribution April 29, 1995" in the footer, so I assumed that Corinna
used the BSD source and not the GNUified version.

Brian

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