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man/man8/sn.8.gz
man/man8/sncancel.8.gz
man/man8/sncat.8.gz
man/man8/sndelgroup.8.gz
man/man8/sndumpdb.8.gz
man/man8/snexpire.8.gz
man/man8/snfetch.8.gz
man/man8/snget.8.gz
man/man8/sngetd.8.gz
man/man8/snmail.8.gz
man/man8/snnewgroup.8.gz
man/man8/snntpd.8.gz
man/man8/snprimedb.8.gz
man/man8/snscan.8.gz
man/man8/snsend.8.gz
man/man8/snsplit.8.gz
man/man8/snstore.8.gz
sbin/SNHELLO
sbin/SNPOST
sbin/dot-outgoing.ex
sbin/sncancel
sbin/sncat
sbin/sndelgroup
sbin/sndumpdb
sbin/snexpire
sbin/snfetch
sbin/snget
sbin/sngetd
sbin/snlockf
sbin/snmail
sbin/snnewgroup
sbin/snntpd
sbin/snprimedb
sbin/snscan
sbin/snsend
sbin/snsplit
sbin/snstore
@exec /bin/mkdir /var/spool/news
@unexec rmdir /var/spool/news 2>/dev/null ||( echo "===> If you don't plan to use them later, you can safely remove /var/spool/news. Deinstall process kept these files intact:" | fmt && for i in $(find /var/spool/news -type f); do echo " - $i"; done)
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