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> After cvsup'ing the ports tree, whats the best way to upgrade all
> of the installed ports?
> 
> Probably involves portugrade, but I'm not certain how to use it
> for this?
> 

nah


pkg_version -c > update
vi update
(tweak to desire)
sh update


or if you like playing with explosives


pkg_version -c | sed 's/^exit/#/' | sh


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