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Subject: How to remove openssl during make world 
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Hi,

Can I still use make.conf to instruct make buildworld and make release 
do not build openssl when making my own release?

I want to define NO_OPENSSL=true in the make.conf file, but not sure 
whether it is still valid.

Sam.