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Subject: ITP: db4 -- Berkeley DB release 4.0.14
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Sleepycat have released version 4.0.14 of Berkeley db. Looking it over,
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Hi!
This is a semi-automated message concerning your ITP of db4.
The package db4 seems already to be in the archive.
Therefore, I'm closing this bug.
Kind regards,
Bas Zoetekouw.
