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To: Kresimir Kumericki <kkumer@phy.hr>
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Subject: Re: Size of a port?
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Kresimir Kumericki writes:
>   Is there an easy way to find out the size of an installed
> port?
>   I suppose I could write a script that would parse
> /var/db/pkg/<portname>/+CONTENTS, and add the sizes of all
> files but there has to be an easier way. (Or somebody must
> have already written such a script.)

That's probably the best way. You could make the package then ungzip
it. That will be an overestimate, though.

	<mike



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