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In message <199808291735.RAA24925@veda.is> Adam David writes:
: How about /etc/make/{ports,src}.conf or similar.

What's the mechanism that you'd accomplish this by?  Right now it is
very easy to have sys.mk include /etc/make.conf, but it isn't very
right.

I think /etc/make.conf is fine.  My problem is that sys.mk includes it...

Warner