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has caused the Debian Bug report #191002,
regarding bugnames: Why does this have to be a daemon?
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package: mudnames
severity: wishlist
I mean, seriously. Why does this have to be a daemon? Even if someone
did, for some unspeakable reason, want it to be a daemon, couldn't they
just run it from inetd?
Just, like, wow.
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fixed 191284 1.6-3
fixed 468581 1.6-3
fixed 191002 1.6-3
fixed 437591 1.6-3
fixed 385363 1.6-3
thank you
mudnames has been removed from the archive so closing all bugs as fixed
in revision -3 which has never been in the archive.
Thank you,
Barry deFreese
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