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From: Jo Rhett <jrhett@svcolo.com>
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Subject: Someone got a clue about bsdpan?
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So it appears that installing perl packages from outside of ports nicely
creates bsdpan packages in the pkg tree.  However, I'm having trouble with
upgrades duplicating the packages, so I was going to do into this and
figure out what's missing.

Turns out that searching for BSDPAN returns a whopping 10 links, 6 of which
are someone saying that BSDPAN is the answer.

Are there any docs for bsdpan?  Someone got a clue-by-4 they can whack me
with?

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Jo Rhett
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SVcolo : Silicon Valley Colocation