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Subject: Re: cvs commit:  src/share/doc/handbook relnotes.sgml
From: asami@freebsd.org (Satoshi Asami)
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 * I think I did a:
 * 
 * root{1010} /usr/ports find . -type d -name pkg -print | wc
 *      711     711   13849
 * 
 * That should be correct ?! Shouldn't it ? ;)

No. ;)

(1) Don't use find in the ports tree, we've kept things in a tree of
    same pathlength to all the leaves so you can "echo */*/foo"
    instead of find.  In particular, you found all the "pkg" for the
    categories (that hold stuff for the README.html templates).

(2) Besides, you can accomplish the same thing by "wc INDEX" just as
    easily.  (Ok, it's sometimes out of date, but it's usually within
    one or two days of the ports tree.)

Satoshi