[Savannah-hackers] deleting files in the repository for my project

[Sam Zoghaib]

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Hello,

I am the founder, developper and maintainer for The Random File Selector, a 
non-gnu project hosted on savannah.

As this was my first experience with cvs,  I did some mistakes and have messed 
up the revision numbers for my files. Removing them with cvs remove did work 
but the hierarchy for the revisions is severely damaged.

Since I am for now the only developper of this project, and since it has not 
been hosted for a long time, could you please delete the contents of the 
ranfile folder? This way I can restart with a sane repository, as I now can 
use the cvs system better than before, and will normally not commit stupid 
mistakes with the revisions numbers anymore.

As the project has not been hosted for a long time, I do not think it will 
bother anyone if the cvs repository for the project is restarted.

This message is signed with my gpg key whose fingerprint is on savannah, to 
prove I am actually the admin for the project. My username on savannah is 
zsam.

Thank you in advance,
Sam Zoghaib.
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