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Subject: Re: cvs commit: ports/news/inn Makefile ports/news/inn/scripts configure
From: asami@cs.berkeley.edu (Satoshi Asami)
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 * If I don't define NOTCL, then tcl80 will be build and installed
 * on -current ... And tcl sources of tcl80 are in the current source
 * tree ... How do you come to this assumption, that it's default 
 * not to have tcl 80 on a ,normal' -current ???

Eww, please, not this again.  It may be there, but ports are not
allowed to use it.

There are to be no discussions about this, we have gone through this
many times already.  I don't want to sound harsh, but we're all tired
of this, let's just abide by the previous conclusion, ok? 

Satoshi

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