#
#
# patch "AUTHORS"
#  from [5a3bcad34b7bbd9bd77c0a45fe9d25d295590549]
#    to [593ef399809f8c2a91e0a3dd6cca3b9ee41ec870]
# 
# patch "INSTALL"
#  from [996bdef1763750570dcb36fd10e809dca867a1d4]
#    to [48e6e89025e558db7ae3e5e360463e2c34f86677]
#
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--- AUTHORS	5a3bcad34b7bbd9bd77c0a45fe9d25d295590549
+++ AUTHORS	593ef399809f8c2a91e0a3dd6cca3b9ee41ec870
@@ -100,7 +100,7 @@ is assigned to the public domain. You ca
 D. Richard Hipp <address@hidden> wrote the files in sqlite/*, but is in
 no way affiliated with this project. I simply copied his code, which
 is assigned to the public domain. You can find the original code at
-http://www.sqlite.org.
+http://www.sqlite.org/.
 
 
 The files in idna/* are copies of the core portion of the "GNU libidn"
@@ -210,7 +210,7 @@ the boost "sandbox" CVS repository, link
 
 The files in boost/* are copies of unofficial development files from
 the boost "sandbox" CVS repository, linked off of
-http://www.boost.org. The only license obligation I can find in those
+http://www.boost.org/. The only license obligation I can find in those
 files is to reproduce their license statement in documentation, which
 I am doing here:
 
============================================================
--- INSTALL	996bdef1763750570dcb36fd10e809dca867a1d4
+++ INSTALL	48e6e89025e558db7ae3e5e360463e2c34f86677
@@ -50,8 +50,8 @@ 1. prerequisites: 
            build some of these from source. if your package repository
            does not contain the libraries, see:
 
-                http://gcc.gnu.org      for g++
-                http://www.boost.org    for boost
+                http://gcc.gnu.org/      for g++
+                http://www.boost.org/    for boost
 
 1.1 using boost in the build process: