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Subject: RE: New SunOS lpd Problem -- Correction to original instructions
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                          Information Bulletin
 
July 10, 1991, 1500 PDT                            Number B-33-Addendum
 
   RE: New SunOS lpd Problem -- Correction to original instructions

CIAC has recieved information indicating that the checksum numbers
reported in bulletin B-33 have been modified since the release of
B-33.  This is because Sun Microsystems has updated the patch file
available on ftp.uu.net as of July 10, 1991 to correct a minor
problem found in that file.  As a result of this change, the checksum
numbers (resulting from the sum(1V) command) verifying the correctness
of the patch file have changed.  The result of the command "sum
100305-03.tar.Z" is now "58052 380".  This new patch file is now
available via anonymous ftp (as described in CIAC bulletin B-33).  Sun
Microsystems reserves the right to modify this file again in the
future.  Should you obtain the file and find the checksum does not
match the number found above, please call CIAC or Sun Microsystems to
verify the correctness of the patch before it is installed.

For additional information or assistance, please contact CIAC:

	Hal Brand
        (415) 422-6312 or (FTS) 532-6312
 	brand@addvax.llnl.gov

 	During work hours call CIAC at (415) 422-8193 or (FTS) 532-8193 or
	send e-mail to ciac@llnl.gov.  

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