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On 2014.06.19 18:02, Chris Maness wrote:
> If install a port by the old fashioned diving into the ports tree, and
> #make install clean, will it be registered in the database that pkg
> (8) reads?
If you have WITH_PKGNG=yes in /etc/make.conf (or you're using
10 where this is mandatory), then yes.