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Glenn Sieb wrote:
> So, for instance.. when it's upgrading, say databases/php4-dba, I'd
> like to have it just take the defaults of cdb, inifile and flatfile.
> 
> Do I put this in the MAKE_ARGS section of pkgtools.conf?

No, they are automatically saved in /var/db/ports/<portname> and loaded 
during upgrade.

-- 
Alex Dupre