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From: Louis Epstein <le@main.put.com>
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Subject: Seamonkey Port Problems
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The port still looks for 2.23.2 rather than 2.24 (which,along with
2.25 Beta 1,is what is available at the seamonkey-project.org site).
Trying to upgrade it with Portmaster generates error messages
1)complaining that the port asks for gtk20 which does not exist,
2)listing Mozilla bulletins on vulnerabilities in the nonexistent 2.23.2
version.
3)saying to update the ports tree and try again even if the ports tree
has been portsnap-fetch-updated minutes before.

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