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Warren Block:
> Always, yes always, check /usr/ports/UPDATING before updating ports. 
> The ports crew has reduced the need for manual steps, but they still 
> occur sometimes.  If missed, problems will occur.

Of course - I only run portmaster -a manual and never unattended. I made 
a short script that checks my installed ports against the UPDATING 
updates so that I know I need to follow up or not prior to updating my 
ports.

Thanks,
Jos Chrispijn