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>>>>> "AW" == Adam Weinberger <adamw@FreeBSD.org> writes:

>> appropriate settings in the /etc/make.conf file (ie, I ran "use.perl
>> port"; /usr/bin/perl -v says "5.6.1")

AW> You're not the only one with this problem. A friend of mine has this
AW> problem on his server, which runs 4.8-STABLE from around August, and

Thanks.  At least I now know I didn't foul up a whole rack of servers
somehow.  Time to start digging into it... the curious part is that it
only fails from within the port build; manually running the same
commands get the expected results... bah.

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