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Hi!

The problem I'm thinking about is that the port after startup
writes all over it's install directory, which makes it difficult
to deinstall and/or upgrade.

I would prefer to seperate the programs from the user-supplied
or temporary data or logs so that a port deinstall/reinstall or
upgrade does not interfere with the data.

Alexander told me that with 8.0.0 that's difficult to achieve,
and maybe we accept this for now. Still thinking...

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