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From: Tom <tom@sdf.com>
To: josh@ican.net, ports@freebsd.org
Subject: mysql problem
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  A package built from a recent copy of the mysql port does not create
/var/db/mysql, but doing a "make install" on the port does.  Shouldn't a
"pkg_add" do everything that "make install" does?

  "make install" also puts a bunch of files in /var/db/mysql/mysql, which
I have to idea how to re-create on systems I'm pkg_add'ing the package to.

Tom