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Andrew Schulman wrote:
>>          make_etc_defaults /etc/cygport.conf
> 
> What's that for?  The user will already need to have cygport installed if
> they're going to build the package, right?  A.

The OP mentioned he was using sample.cygport, so I copied the relevant 
fragment from sample.cygport.  I was simply emphasizing that USE_DESTDIR 
should be set outside of any function declared in the .cygport file.

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Chuck


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