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<div>> No idea. I never bother. You are welcome to remove them from the</div>
<div>> manpages I wrote; they're just there as a result of LDNS' template.</div>
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<div>Removed</div>
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<div>> I'd say make a pragmatic choice now, then tag RC4 and if we decide to</div>
<div>> panic over these matters we can still fix them before 1.0. I doubt</div>
<div>> they're worth the attention, really.</div>
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<div>There is a new story for this in Pivotal.</div>
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<div>I think OpenDNSSEC is ready for RC4. No test is failing.</div>
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<div>// Rickard</div>
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