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My ports tree was cvsup'ed this morning:

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Now, let's check for problems with what we've found...

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   **Testing Required libraries and headers**

checking for required C headers... ok
checking for crypt... configure: WARNING: error

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*
* ERROR: 1. Basic c library routines are missing.
*           (yes means it was found, no means it was not found)
*
*              crypt.h...no (optional)
*              crypt() in -lc...no -lcrypt...no
*
*>>> No way to proceed.
*
*???     1. Install the necessary c compiler libraries/headers
*???    and Rerun ./configure
*
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-T


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