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Subject: FreeBSD Port: qmailadmin-1.2.7,1
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Hi,

Could you please add the possiblity to configure qmailadmin port with
different vpopmail directory? Currently it assumes that vpopmail is located
in ${LOCALBASE}/vpopmail which is the default installation directory for
vpopmail port. But vpopmail port allows to change the installation
directory.

Regards,
Jan