Log message:
Update to 6.2

This release fixes security vulnerabilities and also changes APIs. Sites are \ 
urged to upgrade immediately after reading the security announcement:

* SA-2008-026 - Drupal core - Drupal core - Access bypass

In addition to this security vulnerability, the following bugs have been fixed \ 
since the 6.0 release:

* #228120 by jvandyk: typo in documentation in comment.tpl.php
* #226480 by gpk: fix wording on when node access rebuild button is displayed in \ 
node_configure()
* #229817 by mcarrera: l() attributes were not properly specified in theme.inc's \ 
theme_username()
* #234403 by alienbrain: PHP.net documents we should use CRLF in mail headers, \ 
so do that
* #226555 by jvandyk, Rok Zlender: fix notice level error in xmlrpc.inc
* #204415 by chx: actually use 'administer content types' permission for node \ 
type editing instead of 'administer nodes'
* #234699 by hass: theme_link() did not mark frontpage links active properly
* #237717 by hass: missing t() in system_clear_cache_submit()
* #232037 by pwolanin: (performance) block regions should only be populated when \ 
called for, not in all cases (fixes performance expectation on 403/404 pages)
* #226728 by chx: (performance) temporary cache table entries were not flushed, \ 
causing cache_menu and cache_form to grow big
* #231587 by pwolanin, killes: (performance) use two level cache in menus, \ 
instead of storing very large amounts of data multiple times
* #239196 by jvandyk and myself: missing status check on nodes in search \ 
indexing counter
* rolling back #234403 by Bevan and damz: we should keep using LF in mail \ 
headers, without CR, CRLF causes problems
* #238564 by scor: two missing t() calls in update.module
* #241629 by solotandem: dblog module left one more row in, when cleaning up in cron
* #244597 by kbahey: remove cruft from user_login(), that added extra message to \ 
the form was never used or displayed

Log message:
Remove some commented lines from the Makefile - no functional change

Log message:
Drupal 6.x branch:

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thousands of people and organizations have used Drupal to set up scores of
different kinds of web sites, including

* community web portals and discussion sites
* corporate web sites/intranet portals
* personal web sites
* aficionado sites
* e-commerce applications
* resource directories

Drupal includes features to enable:

* content management systems
* blogs
* collaborative authoring environments
* forums
* newsletters
* picture galleries
* file uploads and download