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From: Sergey Matveychuk <sem@FreeBSD.org>
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Subject: bioapi modules
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I can't to decide how to process with BioAPI modules.
Every module must be registered with

mod_install module-name

and must be unregistered with

mod_install -u module-name

A problem is here: `mod_install -u' removes the module. So we can't
place it in pkg-plist. But it's of course a bad idea.

Only way I see is to hack mod_install to make it don't remove files on
module deinstall. But changing its behavior is not smooth too.

May be there is another way I don't see?
-- 
Sem.