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Subject: Re: [netsaint-plugins] can't use in a read-only ports environment
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> I have both DIST and WORK directories set in my make.conf, but its trying
> to modify files in the ports directory itself ...
>
> WRKDIRPREFIX    =       /usr/local/ports
> DISTDIR         =       /usr/local/ports/distfiles

Hmmm, actually now that I tried it, it does indeed work for me. Are you sure
WRKDIRPREFIX is correctly defined in /etc/make.conf?


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