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Entries Lines
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   Entries lines are transmitted as:

     / NAME / VERSION / CONFLICT / OPTIONS / TAG_OR_DATE

   TAG_OR_DATE is either `T' TAG or `D' DATE or empty.  If it is
followed by a slash, anything after the slash shall be silently ignored.

   VERSION can be empty, or start with `0' or `-', for no user file,
new user file, or user file to be removed, respectively.

   CONFLICT, if it starts with `+', indicates that the file had
conflicts in it.  The rest of CONFLICT is `=' if the timestamp matches
the file, or anything else if it doesn't.  If CONFLICT does not start
with a `+', it is silently ignored.

   OPTIONS signifies the keyword expansion options (for example `-ko').
In an `Entry' request, this indicates the options that were specified
with the file from the previous file updating response (Note: Response
intro, for a list of file updating responses); if the client is
specifying the `-k' or `-A' option to `update', then it is the server
which figures out what overrides what.


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