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The file did not exist. I'll try again
a couple of times to see if I understand
what's going on.

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Date: Mon, 13 May 2002 12:57:00 -0400

Uhh... That should not have happened.

Does /usr/nemo/lib/replica/nemo.proto
exist on your laptop?  I think the problem is that
the proto file couldn't be opened, so the view of
the local fs through the proto was absolutely
no files, meaning you deleted your bin/* files.
So the delete propagated.

Still, revrdproto looks like it should be returning -1
when the proto doesn't exist, which should cause
applychanges to exit immediately.

Russ

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