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From: Jeff Elkins <bsd@elkins.org>
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Subject: portupgrade
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Ouch!

I'm located somewhere deep within a portupgrade cycle. I misunderstood the 
command (portupgrade -a), and "assumed" that it would only upgrade ports that 
I had installed, not pkgs installed with pkg_add -r.  

How can I avoid portupgrade touching big packages such as KDE, Mozilla and 
OpenOffice which were installed from binary?

Thanks,

Jeff Elkins