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From: Jimmy Olgeni <olgeni@olgeni.com>
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Subject: multimedia/vlc does not find portaudio2
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Hi,

I found out that vlc does not find portaudio2 in my tinderbox, while 
it can find portaudio2 on a live system.

    http://93.62.141.59/tb/errors/9.1-amd64-x11/vlc-2.0.5,3.log

It behaves like the "${LDCONFIG} ${_LDCONFIG_FLAGS} -r" check in 
bsd.port.mk is not able to see portaudio2 for some reason, even if it 
uses USE_LDCONFIG. Other dependencies look ok; the only difference is 
that portaudio2 lives in its own path under lib/.

Does anybody else see anything like this in their setup?

-- 
jimmy