Remove extraneous and misleading old CVS IDs

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+To run the test-suite, this module needs an up-to-date Zebra server
+(as of Tue Dec 13 17:41:05 GMT 2005) running on z3950.indexdata.com
+port 2100, using isam:b and recognising a normal user "user" with
+password "frog" and an administrator "admin" with password "fish".
+
+Long ago, when I first started to provide this, I needed to build an
+up-to-date Zebra in a custom universe, so as not to interfere with the
+Debian packages used elsewhere on test, and to start the server with
+appropriate configuration.  Below are notes on how I did it, BUT NONE
+OF THIS SHOULD BE NECESSARY ANY MORE.
+
+       ssh test
+       mkdir -p universe/src
+       cd universe/src
+       cvs -q -d ":pserver:mike@bagel.indexdata.dk:/home/cvsroot" co yaz
+       cvs -q -d ":pserver:mike@bagel.indexdata.dk:/home/cvsroot" co zebra
+       cvs -q -d ":pserver:mike@bagel.indexdata.dk:/home/cvsroot" co ZOOM-Perl
+       cd yaz
+       ./buildconf.sh
+       LDFLAGS=-L/home/mike/universe/lib CPPFLAGS=-I/home/mike/universe/include ./configure --prefix=/home/mike/universe
+       make
+       make check
+       make install
+       cd ../zebra
+       ./buildconf.sh
+       LDFLAGS=-L/home/mike/universe/lib CPPFLAGS=-I/home/mike/universe/include ./configure --prefix=/home/mike/universe
+       make
+       make check
+       make install
+       cd ../ZOOM-Perl/archive
+       sudo cp -p test-server.init /etc/init.d/zoom-perl-server
+       sudo chmod +x /etc/init.d/zoom-perl-server
+       cd /etc/rc2.d
+       sudo ln -s ../init.d/zoom-perl-server S99zoom-perl-server
+       sudo /etc/init.d/zoom-perl-server start
+
+On test, two ranges of ports are left open through the firewall:
+       2100-2120 are open, meant for Z servers
+       8001-8020 are open, meant for web services
+We arbitrarily choose port 2118 for this service.
+