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Subject: audio/gnump3d port trashes existing config files
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Hi.

Thanks for maintaining the port.

With the latest port version (upgrades to 2.2), I've noticed that
running an upgrade trashes any custom version of
${PREFIX}/etc/gnump3d/gnump3d.conf one might have written.

You might consider removing the file from the plist?

Thanks for your time.