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( FreeBSD 4.2 RELEASE
For various reasons, upgrading to a later release is not an option )

Sendmail-8.12.9 compiles with no errors, however make install quits with 
this error:

@dirrm share/sendmail: not found
*** Error Code 127

The directory prefix appears to be missing ( I would expect /usr/local...)


  	Graham Dresch
	Development Eng.
	SPC International