This source was retrieved from ftp.openbsd.org onThu Jul 15 19:38:16 EDT 1999----To do a new import:1. go to ftp.openbsd.org and get sources from libexec/ftpd. The filesare:    Makefile     ftpcmd.y    ftpd.c       logwtmp.c    popen.c    extern.h     ftpd.8      logutmp.c    pathnames.hIf OpenBSD has added more files, be sure to get them and update thislist. Put the files in a temp directory.2. Update this file as necessary (including particularly the date atthe top) and copy it into the temp directory under the name README.3. Make sure CVSROOT is set correctly.4. Do the following:  cvs import -m "Import from OpenBSD <desc>" linux-ftpd/ftpd \	openbsd openbsd-<version>where <version> should represent the OpenBSD version, either a releasenumber or the date of a -current in the form 19990630, and <desc>should hold the same information in a human-readable format.Note that you can't use . in cvs tags; use _ instead.E.g.:  cvs import -m "Import from OpenBSD 1.4" linux-ftpd/ftpd openbsd openbsd-1_4or  cvs import -m "Import from OpenBSD June 30, 1999" linux-ftpd/ftpd \	openbsd openbsd-199906305. If there are merge conflicts cvs will tell you to do a cvs checkoutwith some -j flags. Do that in a scratch tree, clean up the conflicts,and commit the results. Then update your main working tree, build, andtest.You may want to manually check any OpenBSD changes to see if they haveadded anything that won't work in Linux.