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On Sun, Apr 16, 2006 at 07:25:19AM -0300, x86br x86br wrote:
> > Please report the problem to ports@freebsd.org [maintainer]
> Can you fix it ?!

ports@FreeBSD.org is a mailing list, and is used as a "placeholder" for
ports with no particular maintainer.  Therefore, the port will remain
broken until some volunteer provides a patch.

mcl