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From: Hostas Red <kong@csbi.ru>
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Subject: problem with cleaning ports tree
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Hi!

When i'm trying to clean entire ports tree (cd /usr/ports;make clean), the
whole porcess stops at /usr/ports/mail/mutt.with_pgp:

===> mail/mutt.with_pgp
make: don't know how to make clean. Stop
*** Error code 2

I've noticed, that it happens because of abcense of Makefile in this dir.
It is not critical, but it's prevents me of cleaning whole tree. Instead
of whole tree i must clean directories separately. :(

Possible solutions:
1. Remove this port completely;
2. Make dummy Makefile with single 'clean' target. :)

Adios,
/KONG


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