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Subject: Permissions being reset on a portupgrade
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Hey,

Everytime I upgrade a port, some custom permissions such as 
/usr/local/www/ and /usr/local/sbin go back to their defaults, which is 
very annoying. I have to keep checking these directories permissions are 
my custom ones. How do I avoid newly installed ports from overwriting my 
custom permissions ?

Thanks!