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hi.  the port Makefile uses INSTALL_PROGRAM to install libcrmf.a, but this 
strips the symbols, so /usr/local/lib/libcrmf.a is unusable.

other ports in security use INSTALL_DATA to install libcrmf.a.  i suspect nss 
should do this also.

thanks.  Greg Minshall