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[Hiten Pandya]

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Richard Coleman wrote:
> This could be kept in a db database if necessary.  A couple small C 
> programs could be written to add/delete entries.  Then the RCNG scripts 
> could use these small programs to install/delete/etc.
 >
 >	....

	Hmm, PHP can be used for writing and reading Berkeley DB
	entries... IIRC.

	Regards,

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Hiten Pandya
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