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Subject: local ports (Mozilla Calendar)
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I'm attempting a build of the Mozilla Calendar.

One question: When I do a gmake install, I suspect what I install will 
not be "understood" by the packages system (/var/db/pkg).

Is there a way to quickly make a "local port" or a "local package" that 
I can then use to do things like:

make package
make uninstall
pkg_delete

etc?