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Subject: Re: Ports missing in their categories' Makefiles
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Are you sure your ports tree is up to date? The first few ports you
listed don't check out ...

On 10/31/2011 17:56, Conrad J. Sabatier wrote:
> OK, the list is actually smaller than I had mentioned earlier.  My
> first list included ports not mentioned in the categories' README.html
> files as well, which of course, generated a bogus list.
> 
> Here's the final list I got:
> 
> astro/weatherget

Doesn't seem to exist?

> audio/x11amp

Has CATEGORIES=     audio

> databases/pgpool-II-30

Has CATEGORIES=     databases

> devel/boost-pyste
> devel/gccxml
> devel/py-myghtyutils
> devel/py-reverse
> devel/py-vmaps
> games/xshisen
> graphics/gnash-devel
> graphics/tkimg
> graphics/tumbler
> japanese/dvi2tty
> japanese/plain2
> java/java-tutorial
> lang/smarteiffel
> net-p2p/transmisson-remote-gui
> sysutils/syslog-ng1
> www/myghty
> www/linux-f10-flashplugin11
> www/tomcat41
> www/typo345
> x11-drivers/xf86-video-intel29
> x11-wm/cl-stumpwm
> x11-wm/fvwm2-devel
> 



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