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Subject: Re: ports/32223: Port databases/mysql-jdbc-mm is quite outdated 
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"Koster, K.J." wrote:
> > While waiting for that to be resolved, an alternative would be
> > to update the port and mark it BROKEN due to corrupted jar files.
> > That way, people who really need an updated driver could download
> > the appropriate files from java.sun.com, do a 'make extract',
> > replace the corrupted jar files, then finish building the port.
> >
> Hmm. How about filing my dumb install-the-bin port until the problem is
> resolved?

You'd still have the same problems with J2EE because of the
corrupted jar files, right?  Or are those jar files distributed
with the J2EE server?

I could pretty easily go back to the version of my port which
patches the sources to remove all the J2EE stuff until the jar
files are fixed.


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