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Date: Wed, 12 Feb 1997 18:41:12 -0400
From: Glen Stewart <glen_stewart@associate.com>
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Subject: install problem: gmake & libslang ports on OpenBSD
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Just a simple problem...

I run OpenBSD and am very grateful that you folks have let us use your
ports.  (-:

When I "make" libslang and gmake, the installation fails because on
OpenBSD the install -c -o -g behaves differently.

I find that if I eliminate the -c -o -g, the install proceeds fine.

If there was a way to check for OpenBSD and do this, that'd save some
hassles for new users of the ports.

Again, many thanks!!

Glen