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On 12/06/14 14:27, Joseph Mingrone wrote:
> You can't specify an entry for databases/db* in DEFAULT_VERSIONS yet.
> Until then you can use something like WITH_BDB_VER=6+ in your
> make.conf.  The way I usually figure these things out is by looking
> under Mk/ in the top level of the ports directory.  You might also find
> MAKE.CONF(5) helpful.

Ah, of course. Quality advice and support, thank you Joseph.

Greg.