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Subject: any way to grab just One port to upgrade?
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it is easy to cvs or cvsup ports and get a whole slew of ports in
/usr/ports/distfiles, but too often, using portmaster [or another
tool], I'll have only one of two ports that fail because they are
either 1) broken, or 2) out of date.  is there any way I can grab
just the ones that fail to compile?  I'm down to fewer than 50
ports.
and wedged.

tia,

gary


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