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From: Josh MacDonald <jmacd@CS.Berkeley.EDU>
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Subject: plistsub in bsd.port.mk
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I've been trying to update the xdelta port recently, and encountered
trouble in bsd.port.mk.  I am running 3.0-RELEASE.  The package would
like to install a file named

	${prefix}/lib/libxdelta.so.1.0

this is generated by libtool.  When .PLIST.mktmp is created with the
various filters and additions, it strips the trailing 0 off of the
library name, and then pkg_create fails because the file it is looking
for (${prefix}/lib/libxdelta.so.1) does not exist.  What should I do?

-josh

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