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From: "Stephan Anft" <trivial@gmx.net>
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Subject: Wrong dependency in port gnustep-slideshow 0.3
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Hi everyone,

as I am really new to FreeBSD (coming from Linux) I am not sure if this is  
the right place to report a port problem. Maybe, you can give me a short  
info concerning this...

I found a bug in the port makefile of gnustep-slidehow 0.3. The depency to  
gnustep-slideshowkit points to a wrong port name (slideshowkit instead of  
gnustep-slideshowkit). The name is defined in the variable  
SLIDESHOWKIT_PORT in the makefile. This bug results in a failure when  
rebuilding the port index. After fixing this in my local makefile, the  
index build went fine.

Regards,
Stephan