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>> I lock the locally built packages with pkg lock, and every once in
>> a while look to see if the port's updated, in which case I unlock it
>> use portmaster to update it, then lock the new version.
>
> Is there a systematic way to tell what locked ports have been updated?

You could probably do so, but currently only have three of them so it's 
not worth it.

R's,
John