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  • Committer: Bazaar Package Importer
  • Author(s): Clint Byrum
  • Date: 2011-05-05 15:48:43 UTC
  • mfrom: (3.5.13 sid)
  • Revision ID: james.westby@ubuntu.com-20110505154843-0om6ekzg6m7ugj27
Tags: 1:14.b.2-dfsg-3ubuntu1
* Merge from debian unstable.  Remaining changes:
  - Drop libwxgtk2.8-dev build dependency. Wx isn't in main, and not
    supposed to.
  - Drop erlang-wx binary.
  - Drop erlang-wx dependency from -megaco, -common-test, and -reltool, they
    do not really need wx. Also drop it from -debugger; the GUI needs wx,
    but it apparently has CLI bits as well, and is also needed by -megaco,
    so let's keep the package for now.
  - debian/patches/series: Do what I meant, and enable build-options.patch
    instead.
* Additional changes:
  - Drop erlang-wx from -et
* Dropped Changes:
  - patches/pcre-crash.patch: CVE-2008-2371: outer level option with
    alternatives caused crash. (Applied Upstream)
  - fix for ssl certificate verification in newSSL: 
    ssl_cacertfile_fix.patch (Applied Upstream)
  - debian/patches/series: Enable native.patch again, to get stripped beam
    files and reduce the package size again. (build-options is what
    actually accomplished this)
  - Remove build-options.patch on advice from upstream and because it caused
    odd build failures.

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%%
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%% %CopyrightBegin%
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%% 
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%% Copyright Ericsson AB 2003-2009. All Rights Reserved.
 
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%% Copyright Ericsson AB 2003-2011. All Rights Reserved.
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%% 
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%% The contents of this file are subject to the Erlang Public License,
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%% Version 1.1, (the "License"); you may not use this file except in
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%% %CopyrightEnd%
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%%
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-define(space, " ").
 
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-define(unknown, "unknown").
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-record(menu_item,{index,picture,text,depth,children,state,target}).
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-record(general_info,
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        {created,
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         slogan,
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         system_vsn,
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         compile_time,
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         node_name,
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         num_atoms,
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         num_procs,
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         num_ets,
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         num_fun,
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         mem_tot,
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         mem_max,
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         instr_info}).
 
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         slogan=?space,
 
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         system_vsn=?space,
 
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         compile_time=?space,
 
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         taints=?space,
 
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         node_name=?space,
 
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         num_atoms=?space,
 
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         num_procs=?space,
 
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         num_ets=?space,
 
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         num_timers=?space,
 
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         num_fun=?space,
 
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         mem_tot=?space,
 
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         mem_max=?space,
 
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         instr_info=?space}).
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-record(proc,
 
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        %% Initial data according to the follwoing:
 
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        %% 
 
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        %% msg_q_len, reds and stack_heap are integers because it must 
 
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        %% be possible to sort on them. All other fields are strings
 
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        %%
 
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        %% for old dumps start_time, parent and number of heap frament
 
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        %% does not exist
 
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        %%
 
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        %% current_func can be both "current function" and
 
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        %% "last scheduled in for"
 
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        %%
 
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        %% stack_dump, message queue and dictionaries should only be 
 
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        %% displayed as a link to "Expand" (if dump is from OTP R9B 
 
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        %% or newer)
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        {pid,
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         name,
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         init_func,
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         parent,
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         start_time,
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         state,
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         current_func,
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         msg_q_len,
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         msg_q,
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         last_calls,
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         links,
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         prog_count,
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         cp,
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         arity,
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         dict,
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         debug_dict,
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         reds,
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         num_heap_frag,
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         heap_frag_data,
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         stack_heap,
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         old_heap,
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         heap_unused,
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         old_heap_unused,
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         new_heap_start,
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         new_heap_top,
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         stack_top,
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         stack_end,
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         old_heap_start,
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         old_heap_top,
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         old_heap_end,
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         stack_dump}).
 
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         name=?space,
 
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         init_func=?space,
 
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         parent=?unknown,
 
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         start_time=?unknown,
 
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         state=?space,
 
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         current_func={"Current Function",?space},
 
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         msg_q_len=0,
 
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         msg_q=?space,
 
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         last_calls=?space,
 
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         links=?space,
 
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         prog_count=?space,
 
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         cp=?space,
 
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         arity=?space,
 
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         dict=?space,
 
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         debug_dict=?space,
 
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         reds=0,
 
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         num_heap_frag=?unknown,
 
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         heap_frag_data=?space,
 
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         stack_heap=0,
 
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         old_heap=?space,
 
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         heap_unused=?space,
 
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         old_heap_unused=?space,
 
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         new_heap_start=?space,
 
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         new_heap_top=?space,
 
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         stack_top=?space,
 
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         stack_end=?space,
 
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         old_heap_start=?space,
 
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         old_heap_top=?space,
 
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         old_heap_end=?space,
 
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         stack_dump=?space}).
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-record(port,
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        {id,
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         slot,
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         connected,
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         links,
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         controls}).
 
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         slot=?space,
 
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         connected=?space,
 
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         links=?space,
 
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         name=?space,
 
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         monitors=?space,
 
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         controls=?space}).
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-record(ets_table,
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        {pid,
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         slot,
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         id,
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         name,
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         type,
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         buckets,
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         size,
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         memory}).
 
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         type="hash",
 
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         buckets=?space,
 
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         size=?space,
 
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         memory=?space}).
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-record(timer,
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        {pid,
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         msg,
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         time}).
 
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         msg=?space,
 
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         time=?space}).
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-record(fu,
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        {module,
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         uniq,
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         index,
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         address,
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         native_address,
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         refc}).
 
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        {module=?space,
 
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         uniq=?space,
 
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         index=?space,
 
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         address=?space,
 
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         native_address=?space,
 
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         refc=?space}).
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-record(nod,
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        {name,
 
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        {name=?space,
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         channel,
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         controller,
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         creation,
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         remote_links,
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         remote_mon,
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         remote_mon_by,
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         error}).
 
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         controller=?space,
 
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         creation=?space,
 
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         remote_links=?space,
 
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         error=?space}).
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-record(loaded_mod,
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        {mod,
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         current_size,
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         current_attrib,
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         current_comp_info,
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         old_size,
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         old_attrib,
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         old_comp_info}).
 
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         old_attrib=?space,
 
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         old_comp_info=?space}).
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-record(hash_table,
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        {name,
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         size,
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         used,
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         objs,
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         depth}).
 
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         size=?space,
 
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         used=?space,
 
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         objs=?space,
 
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         depth=?space}).
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-record(index_table,
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        {name,
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         size,
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         used,
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         limit,
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         rate}).
 
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         entries=?space}).