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Subject: Re: ports/161786: databases/postgresql84-server: regression breaks
 other ports including Perl and Tinderbox
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Workaround for me was to "make rmconfig" and rebuild -server and -client.

Chances are the 8.4.9 update doesn't pass Kerberos-related build options
properly, or the upstream packages don't detect it properly any longer.

Needs investigation before 9.0!