Eeeep! m-bib/bibtex stopped working

["William D. Neumann" <wneumann@cs.unm.edu>]

For some reason I cannot get bibtex to create my bibliography files for a
paper typeset in context with m-bib.  When I run bibtex, I get the
following error.

[231] 10:25AM% bibtex clarifyingObfuscation_ctx
~/Sandia/52597/Whitebox/pureWhite/current
This is BibTeX, Version 0.99c (Web2C 7.5.2)
The top-level auxiliary file: clarifyingObfuscation_ctx.aux
I couldn't open style file cont-no.bst
---line 2 of file clarifyingObfuscation_ctx.aux
 : \bibstyle{cont-no
 :                  }
I'm skipping whatever remains of this command
I found no style file---while reading file clarifyingObfuscation_ctx.aux
(There were 2 error messages)

The aux file contais just the following three lines:
\citation{*}
\bibstyle{cont-no}
\bibdata{crypto}

And the m-bib setup lines I am using are as follows:
\def\brnum#1%
     {[#1]}
\usemodule[bib]
\setupbibtex[database=crypto] % use crypto.bib
%\setuppublications[alternative=aps] % you don't have the 'aps' choice,
yet
\setuppublications[numbering=yes,refcommand=num,numbercommand=\brnum]
\setuppublicationlist[author=\normalauthor,
                      artauthor=\normalauthor,
                      editor=\normalauthor,
                      surnamesep=,
                      namesep={, },
                      finalnamesep={, },
                      lastnamesep={, },
                      firstnamesep=\ ]


I have tried copying the *.bst files into the working directory, which did
not work (I get the exact same error from bibtex).  Bibtex runs just fine
on my latex typeset files, so it is not a problem with bibtex itself.
Does anyone have any suggestions?

William D. Neumann

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