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=== Sunday 28th May 2006 ===

==== Local Packages ====

 * Updated `python-twisted-names` to 0.3.0
 * Updated `python-twisted-words` to 0.4.0
 * Added missing `flex` buildreq to `gtkwave`

==== Fedora Extras ====

 * Have been going through my packages, rebuilding them in mock with a very much reduced default build environment that contains only the ''Exceptions'' list from the FedoraProject:Packaging/Guidelines plus the `buildsys-macros` and seeing if there are any problems. So far, I've discovered:
  * `bittorrent` is OK
  * `bluefish` is OK
  * `grepmail` is OK
  * `gtkwave` needed a buildreq of `flex`
  * `gtorrentviewer` needed a buildreq of `intltool`
  * `milter-regex` is OK
  * `perl-Authen-DigestMD5` is OK
  * `perl-Class-Loader` is OK
  * `perl-Convert-BinHex` is OK
  * `perl-Crypt-DH` is OK
  * `perl-Crypt-DSA` needed a buildreq of `which`, though it still passed the testsuite without it
  * `perl-Crypt-Primes` is OK
  * `perl-Crypt-Random` is OK
  * `perl-Crypt-RSA` is OK
  * `perl-Crypt-SmbHash` is OK
  * `perl-Data-Buffer` is OK
  * `perl-Date-Simple` is OK
  * `perl-Digest-BubbleBabble` is OK
  * `perl-Digest-MD2` is OK
  * `perl-FileHandle-Unget` is OK
  * `perl-IO-stringy` is OK
  * `perl-Mail-Mbox-MessageParser` is OK
  * `perl-MailTools` is OK
  * `perl-Math-GMP` is OK
  * `perl-Math-Pari` is OK
  * `perl-MIME-tools` is OK
  * `perl-Net-SSH-Perl` is OK
  * `perl-String-CRC32` is OK
  * `perl-Tie-EncryptedHash` is OK
  * `pptp` is OK
  * `rbldnsd` is OK
  * `smbldap-tools` is OK
  * `spamass-milter` is OK

==== Garden ====

 * Trimmed the edge of the back lawn

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