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Subject: Re: FreeBSD ports: 1 unfetchable distfiles: shells/ksh93
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Joe,

>I can only assume that whatever script your test uses is somehow
>incorrect.

Based on feedback already received today, I'm planning on skipping
the tests on any port that sets FETCH_ENV, FETCH_CMD, or has a do-fetch:
target.  I don't know how easy these will be to implement, so please
bear with me.

By the way, is it legally reasonable for the port to accept the
pre-download license on behalf of the user?

  Bill