Here is the actual data: 
"8061","APAR","IX89806","IBM","",""
"8062","APAR","IX89893","IBM","",""
"8063","APAR","IX89419","IBM","",""
"8064","APAR","IY06694","IBM","",""
"8065","Upgrade","httpsrv.95","Bajie","http://www.geocities.com/gzhang
+x/websrv/httpsrv.95.zip",""
"8066","Hotfix","Temporary Hotfix: dtspcd.tar.gz","HP","ftp://dtspcd:d
+tspcd@hprc.external.hp.com/dtspcd.tar.gz","To install this emergency 
+hotfix,
"\n"download the archive and place it in a protected directory.  Verif
+y the integrity of the archive:
"\n"
"\n"MD5 Sum: b122f84857f4da65b50d9926201608a1
"\n"
"\n"Unpack it, and run 'install_dtspcd x'
"\n"
"\n"Where 'x' is either:
"\n"
"\n"dtspcd.10.10
"\n"dtspcd.10.20
"\n"dtspcd.11.00
"\n"dtspcd.11.11
"\n"
"\n"The value chosen depends on the system it is being installed on.  
+ 10.24 systems should use dtspcd.10.20.  11.04 systems should use dts
+pcd.11.00.
"\n"On VVOS (10.24 and 11.04) systems the install_dtscpd should be run
+ at the SYSTEM access level."
"8067","RPM","7.1k i386 update-disk-20011106.img","Red Hat","ftp://upd
+ates.redhat.com/7.1/kr/os/images/i386/update-disk-20011106.img",""
"8068","RPM","7.1k noarch redhat-release-7.1k-2.noarch.rpm","Red Hat",
+"ftp://updates.redhat.com/7.1/kr/os/noarch/redhat-release-7.1k-2.noar
+ch.rpm",""
"8069","Patch","110286-04","Sun","",""
"8070","Patch","110287-04","Sun","",""

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