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Clement Laforet wrote:

> you can use www/apache2/Makefile.modules.3rd to avoid that.
> You have several examples in ports tree to know how (non-)flexible is
> this solution.

It seems like every port using www/apache2/Makefile.modules.3rd is 
inherently not PREFIX save.

a) It lists files installed in ${LOCALBASE}, although they should be 
installed the ${PREFIX}

b) It assumes that apxs is in ${PREFIX}/sbin, although this should be 
${LOCALBASE}

could you please fix this?
-Oliver