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Hi,

I just updated the SpamAssassin port on my FreeBSD-4.10 system, and the 
manpages seem to not have been installed -- or they're not showing up.

I looked under /usr/local/man and only find spamassassin.  When I do:

$ man Mail::SpamAsssassin::Conf

the page is no longer there.

Did I find a bug in the install or?


Thanks,
Forrest