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vtel was used for the data reduction of the Kitt Peak Vacuum Telescope. After 29 years of solar imaging, the vacuum telescope was decommissioned in 2002, which is 15 years ago. The vtel subpackage uses a the "MRQMIN" routine which was copied from the Numerical Recipes book. This code is not licensed for public redistribution and must be removed from the public IRAF package. Since the subpackage is specialized for data from an instrument that is out of operation for a long time, it is not worth replacing the NR code with free code. Therefore, this patch removed the vtel package completely.
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