ffsrecov is used to dump data out of the file system by specifing the raw
inode. It can also return information on a specific inode and list the
contents of the directory. It can also search through directories to find
the inode numbers of files with a matching name.
At least let people know why it is that this port is broken in
-current. 500000 is only an approximation, since the actual UFS2
header file changes were never reflected in a version bump.
The providers of the T-1 to www.freebsd.org does not want the have bandwidth
wasted on distfile fetching when we have a much better connected
ftp.freebsd.org avaible for that purpose..
back out obrien's breakage of my port as he didn't pass this through
MAINTAINER nor did he even test the building of the port! I will revert back
once the dist file has been propegated to the various mirrors.