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Hi Chauncey!

About your port command:

> !/bin/csh
> sudo make && make install && make clean && rehash

I think you should try:

sudo (make && make install ; make clean; rehash)

or packages that fail in the middle will unnecessarily take up space for
their objects.

By the way, a simple "make install" should do the same as
"make && make install" (the port will be compiled anyway before it is
installed).

My cent worth... :-)
	Olivier