did anybody already try to install MacPorts using only the new Command
Line Tools for Xcode?
I'll get a new iMac today and would like to avoid the huge download of
the full XCode package.
Yes, the CLI package will provide just the normal compilers for you--no
xcodebuild. This is needed for
do you mean command line tools in the preferences pane as unix tools ? i
already did that !
I think he is referring to developer_dir in your macports.conf
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also made before this
sudo port clean all
Did you uninstall all packages before you tried building again?
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Should the instructions say to uninstall ports before doing any
upgrading, in case the upgrade breaks macports?
Worth a shot; realistically, someone should have had access to Xcode 4.3 prior
to its launch and could have addressed this issue.
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After I upgraded from Mac OS 10.6 Snow Leopard to 10.7 Lion, MacPorts stopped
working. Most installation operations would hang the system.
Getting a Lion-specific .dmg (2.0.3) and installing it did not fix the issue.
Now, even trying to do a sudo port selfupdate launches some background
My MacPorts installation has started rebuilding SuiteSparse @3.4.0_0
over and over. Every time it's given the opportunity to do so, as in,
whenever I say port upgrade suitesparse or port upgrade
anything-that-depends-on-suitesparse, it'll deinstall, rebuild, and install
it again.
How do I determine what ports rely upon py-setuptools again?
`port dependents py-setuptools`
However, based on your error, the real issue is the registry believes the port
installed when in fact it isn't (perhaps the archive got deleted or some other
funky thing?).
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I'm curious: did you upgrade to Lion without following the great migration?
https://trac.macports.org/wiki/Migration
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checking how to run the C preprocessor... /lib/cpp
What's /lib ?
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2. If I am doing a sync, how can it be that I haven't synced my source
indexes?
Your ISP or firewall is blocking the actual process, otherwise it would just
work, as you expected. You can see this by repeating your command with the
debug flag (sudo port -d selfupdate).
Please consider
I have download the Portfile from the website
sudo port install liblastfm
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Library not loaded: /opt/local/var/macports/*/liblastfm.0.dylib
The libraries are incorrectly linked. We need some more information to make a
repair for them:
Please send the results of these two commands (also let us know if there are no
matches):
otool -L /opt/local/lib/liblastfm*dylib
Apparently Apple has removed Xcode from their site for pre-Lion systems.
Have you visited connect.apple.com? It now redirects you to developer.apple.com
after login, but I see Xcode going all the way back to version 1.0.
Specifically:
1.0
1.5
2.2.1
2.3
2.4
2.4.1
3.0
3.1
3.1.1
3.1.2
3.1.3
3.1.4
I was wondering if there is a flag that will retain the build directory of a
port in:
/opt/local/var/macports/build
-k keep mode (don't autoclean after install)
inline: sopa.png
Stop SOPA.
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I can't find 1.7.1 to install. Any uninstall command I use returns this:
Check here:
https://distfiles.macports.org/MacPorts/
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Sudo port clean mono
And try again. Ryan this is another instance of a version change in a dirty
work directory?
Botond Balázs balazsbot...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
I'm new to Mac OS X and MacPorts in particular but not to Unix and
package managers in general. I installed MacPorts about a week
--- Fetching archive for libusb
--- Attempting to fetch libusb-1.0.8_0.darwin_10.x86_64.tbz2 from
http://packages.macports.org/libusb
--- Attempting to fetch libusb-1.0.8_0.darwin_10.x86_64.tbz2.rmd160
from http://packages.macports.org/libusb
--- Installing libusb @1.0.8_0
---
So I did what you guys suggested and issued the command:
port install perl5 perl5.14 @5.14.1_2+threads
You're after `perl5 +perl_514` not `perl (+perl_512) and perl5.14, right?
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The big take aways here are:
* the perl5 port currently controls the perl symlink
* to specify a specific 5.xversionn the variants must be used
* variants are specified by +
--
Sent from my Android phone with K-9 Mail. Please excuse my brevity.
Rodolfo Aramayo raram...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm not sure if there is a way so that I can directly install binaries
from macports. Right now, macports compiles packages during
installation, which may take too long to finish and take too much cpu
time. Would you please let me know if there is such an option
available? Thanks!
MacPorts
I have never changed anything in macports.conf. What I'm suppose to
look for in this file?
This is the only currently included setting:
#portarchivetype tbz2
That is the only line in your macports.conf that should have the word
archive in it.
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Likely you need to run `sudo port clean emacs` and then try again
Shiyuan gshy2...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello,
I get an error when I try to do
sudo port install emacs
the error is :
Error: Unable to execute port: couldn't open
Warning: No index(es) found! Have you synced your source indexes?
Unrecognized action selfupgrade--
Je ne sais pas ce que veut dire sync ni de quels index il s'agit ni ou ils
se trouvent
les commandes de sud port -fv selfupgrade
'sudo port selfupdate' x2
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I also wouldn't recommend using just three architectures (i.e. excluding
ppc64) because some ports have trouble building for an odd number of
architectures.
Would recommend, you mean? ppc64 is the least tested of the architectures.
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Nothing there about running them on reboot. However, another plist
(vmware.plist) has the following switch
keyRunAtLoad/keytrue/
From `man launchd.plist`:
RunAtLoad boolean
This optional key is used to control whether your job is launched once at
the time the job is
so, in other words, I shouldn't worry about RunAtLoad, but change the
Disabled key as follows
keyDisabled/keyfalse/
Does that seem reasonable? Interestingly, on reading
http://guide.macports.org/chunked/reference.startupitems.html, I tried the
following
$sudo
Once you start using macport for python packages, basically you lose the
opportunity to use any native method for installing python packages.
Although I'm no expert on python, to use python and any python packages, I
find that the following method the most convenient.
Therefore, I
Any help? (really my reason for writing this is shouldn't there be a
$ port make or shouldn't $ port build re-run it?
You might become familiar with the various phases available:
http://guide.macports.org/#reference.phases
or the man page.
Rather than going past all the phases and installing
Atomically, meaning all or nothing?
Atomically in that we don't provide the new index until the process has
completed. It seems that we get broken portindexes (ports missing) when people
update while it's being rebuilt. The same issue manifested on the site when
someone might visit when it
Well you definitely shouldn't be trying to do anything else with MacPorts
while a selfupdate or sync is running.
I'm asking if--for sure--the PortIndex from the server is always 100% complete
when users go to download it.
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Xcode 4.0.1, 4.0.2, 4.1, or 4.2 for Snow Leopard. (4.2.1 is Lion only.)
When I go there with a free account all Xcode 4s are for Lion only.
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You have attached a file called smime.p7s. I have no ideas what to
do with it. I presume that I must extract missing-nibs.diff from
it, but finder does not give me that option that I can see. If I
double-click it is opened in keychain-access app, but I am unclear
as to what to do to get
I guessing that abiword has been built, but I don't know where it
is installed.
Give this a spin: `port contents abiword`
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That means it installed a GUI app in $applications_dir.
Running port in a directory containing a portfile requires leaving the
portfile's name from the command:
Port install instead of port install abiword.
Tim Johnson t...@akwebsoft.com wrote:
* Jeremy Lavergne jer...@lavergne.gotdns.org
I'd guess it can't build with clang.
Try clean, and then append configure.compiler=llvm-gcc-4.2 to the install
command.
Sujit Nair sujit.n...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi All,
I am relatively new to macports and would really appreciate if someone
can help me. I have the same problem which was
patchfiles missing-nibs.diff
Your patchfile is missing (./files/missing-nibs.diff); it should be placed in
the same directory as the Portfile.
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MacBook Pro, 2.66 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo, 8 GB RAM
Looks like build.macports.org is a quad core Xeon Xserve running 2.0, 2.66 or
3.0 GHz. If you have some ports that cannot be built in parallel, it should
give you a reasonable comparison.
The latest build took just under 10 minutes, where that
Right now, all packages are in `port work PORTNAME`.
Roger Pack rogerdpa...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello.
After running this command:
$ port pkg dos2unix
Warning: MacPorts running without privileges. You may be unable to
complete certain actions (e.g. install).
--- Computing dependencies for dos2unix
Is it possible to specify a license to be placed within a macports created
pkg?
Simply adding it to $prefix/share/$name would suffice. Most ports do this; if
you find some that do not a ticket could be filed, depending on the license
requirement.
Keep in mind some programs have it bundled
Would this license be displayed to the user who installs the
generated pkg file? (apparently pkg files require a License.rtf file
[1]?)
Thanks!
Depends on the actual binary implementation.
As far as MacPorts itself is concerned, it is only reveled thorough the
standard procedure of running
Is that as it should be or does something else need to be done to tell the
Enthought distro that it is using PySide 1.0.8?
Here are a basic:
what does `which python` return?
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It returns:
/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/Current/bin/Python which is an
alias pointing to the Enthought python.
and, to confirm, when I run Python it is the Enthought version that runs.
/Library/ is not a MacPort-provided Python. They should all be based on
`$ sudo port uninstall --follow-dependencies ruby19` first to deal with the
You're looking for --follow-dependents instead, which I think is actually the
default action now.
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I don't believe that's the default. The default is to act on only the port
you specified.
Only trunk must have that magic then.
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I haven't used trunk. What behavior are you experiencing? You ask MacPorts to
uninstall some library, and MacPorts automatically uninstalls all ports that
were using that library too? That seems undesirable to me.
Well I know it computes the order to do the uninstallation now, I guess I only
Any other tips for getting the binary downloads to work? I copied
macports.conf.default over to macports.conf, and tried to install a
couple of packages (like geos), but it still tries to build. And
fails.
Are you running 10.6? Currently that's the only platform for which we have
binaries
i can not compile the digikam port. And i have no idea what causes the
problem. Can someone help me out? Or just point me into a direction i can
investigate.
Build log can be found at:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/8286796/digikam_problem_main.log
The only guess i have is, that it has to do
The binary build thread made me realize my 2 year old default macports.conf
is hopelessly out of date. A quick search of FAQ, Guide, etc. didn't turn up
any advice on how best to update it, and I expect that just replacing it with
the latest default may not be it. If I replace it, do I
How do I
force compilation of all the packages?
Something like:
sudo port -f -s upgrade installed
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I'm not sure what order that would upgrade the ports in. It might not be in
dependency order. Also, I think this will probably rebuild ports multiple
times, once for each time it appears as a dependency.
You're better off uninstalling all ports, then installing the ports you want.
So
--- Computing dependencies for gnome-doc-utils
--- Building gnome-doc-utils
If it jumps straight to building it was a dirty build directory from your old
OS/Xcode. Clean and try again:
sudo port clean gnome-doc-utils
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I just moved to Mac OS 10.7 (Lion), and naturally did a `port
selfupdate` followed by a `port upgrade outdated`.
Any help is kindly appreciated.
https://trac.macports.org/wiki/Migration
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That would answer the present question what port provides this executable
program in ${prefix}/bin but what about ports like apache2 that install
their binaries elsewhere?
If they're not in $PATH then we don't care.
What about GUI programs? What about manpages or
perl modules or php modules
It also tells you where the log file is: please attach it to a ticket:
trac.macports.org.
Puneet Kishor punk.k...@gmail.com wrote:
Well, besides the errors listed below (although their cause is not
listed)
On Nov 11, 2011, at 3:09 PM, Puneet Kishor wrote:
:info:build make[1]: *** [subdirs]
Today, that's what we're after. Other days, we're after
... so?
Command-Not-Found is a python package:
http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~zkrynicki/command-not-found/trunk/files/head:/CommandNotFound/
It can pull down a new list of files (scan data) in case you want it to be a
separate step
It sounds like you want a snapshot of the whole ports tree, rather than a
sprinkling of ports. If you do this, and remove the main repo from
sources.conf, macports wont try to installer newer versions as it wont know
about them.
This is basically like using a local svn repo for the port tree,
In that case, you'd want your snapshot to consist of only the ones you want
frozen in time, and set it as the default source in sources.conf. for any port
not in that tree, it will go to the usual repo.
Phillip Koebbe phillipkoe...@gmail.com wrote:
On Nov 10, 2011, at 11:56 AM, Jeremy
Error: cairo: Variant no_x11 conflicts with x11
Either use +no_x11/-x11 or -no_x11/+x11. Setting a mixed combination makes
no sense, which is why MacPorts gave up.
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First off, what's with all the User 503 stuff? True, I don't have
one,
so why is it popping up? A search finds that a whole bunch of stuff in
the MacPorts directory is owned by User 503. I didn't change the
owner; there's never been a User 503 on this system that I know of (my
own
Error: Unable to upgrade port: couldn't open
/opt/local/var/macports/build/_opt_local_var_macports_sources_rsync.macports.org_release_ports_databases_sqlite3/sqlite3/work/.macports.sqlite3.state:
permission denied
I'd first try `sudo port clean sqlite3`.
2. Change the PHP port file to include that compile option (where is it??)
This tells you where it is:
port file php5
This opens a terminal editor:
port edit php5
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Did I understood right?
*-devel is the development version, where the other is without *-devel
in string is the stable.
You're correct, it just means the devel version hasn't been updated.
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My question is, is it possible to use PHP via Macports but with the
--enable-fd-setsize=2048 option?
You ought to be able to add this to your Portfile to add that configuration it:
configure.args-append --enable-fd-setsize=2048
Once it's there, uninstall and reinstall but be sure to force
There was a patch submitted to MacPorts to allow it to build for iOS (archs
arm6 and arm7), but it never got committed. If you look through the dev list
history you can find and likely use these patches.
Martin Sebastian Brilla Ghia mar...@mgscreativa.com wrote:
Hi, anyone can tell me where
You may want to wait on upgrading to Xcode 4.2; since Apple has removed all
versions of gcc from it, it is causing some problems with some of our ports
and it may take us a while to sort it out.
It's not really us so much so as _all_ developers that their software doesn't
work with a new
OS X's Installer does not have the concept of uninstallers.
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I am looking for epydoc for python27.
It seems the port does not exist, any chance it appears one day ?
May be it exists an equivalent tool for python27 available through macports,
let me know.
I'm adding a python 2.7 module right now (py27-epydoc). It should be available
after about 10
How does this error get corrected if the maintainer is unwilling to fix an
obvious defect?
Based on the rest of the ticket, there might not be anything to be done:
You're not the first one to report intermittent svn failures from
svn.sourceforge.net. This can happen both with http and with
`port gdal` has a lot of variants. I installed it with several of those
variants enabled. Is there a way to determine which all variants got
installed?
port -v installed gdal
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$port installed gdal
The following ports are currently installed:
gdal @1.8.0_0+expat
gdal
@1.8.0_1+curl+expat+geos+netcdf+postgresql90+python27+spatialite+sqlite3
(active)
gdal @1.8.0_1+expat
So, it seems I have multiple versions of gdal installed, and the PostGIS
configure
I am specifically requesting for the only gdal-config available.
You can manually run gdal-config; see what values it prints out for you.
When you run it without argument it should tell you how to use it, then run it
again requesting as much information as you can from it.
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In #31046 [1] py27-matplotlib is failing to build with Xcode-4.2, the
compiler being used is clang. When I try to reproduce this on my Lion
system with Xcode-4.2 I can't, my system builds the port using
llvm-gcc-4.2. Does anyone have any idea why one system would use clang
and another
clang is the default for Xcode 4.2
In the ticket the reported states that they aren't doing that. What is
the default compiler for Xcode-4.2?
From base/src/port1.0/portconfigure.tcl:
# internal function to determine the default compiler
proc portconfigure::configure_get_default_compiler {args}
Looks like MingW itself crashed.
internal compiler error: Segmentation fault: 11
Please submit a full bug report, with preprocessed source if appropriate.
See http://www.mingw.org/bugs.shtml for instructions.
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I was about to submit a bug report, but it might be that the first
question they will ask will be, why I'm still using 3.4.5-20060117-2
(more than 5 years old) which might not be supported any more.
A year ago when I had problems with Segmentation fault of ldd, all
problems were gone when I
I have now found the following ticket:
http://trac.macports.org/ticket/30349
Changing the compiler with
if {${configure.compiler} == llvm-gcc-4.2} {
configure.compiler gcc-4.2
}
indeed works fine and basic cross-compilation seems to work with the
binary that I get.
Added that
Check your macports.conf: is there a archive type set?
Scott Webster sewebs...@gmail.com wrote:
Here's a snippet of a recent upgrade:
--- Fetching archive for cmake
DEBUG: Executing org.macports.archivefetch (cmake)
--- cmake-2.8.6_0.darwin_10.x86_64.tgz doesn't seem to exist in
portarchivetype tgz
I've never adjusted that manually. Should I set it to tbz2 or just
comment it out?
Commenting out should do the trick; the default is currently tbz2.
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Can you do a `port provides /opt/local/webmin-1.510`? This will let us know the
port that was used, and then we can look up the history of what happened to it.
My guess is it was never in MacPorts, and it was actually manually installed by
following any number of tutorials out there which
libgcrypt @1.5.0_0+universal (active) platform='darwin 10' archs='i386
x86_64'
Non-fat file: /opt/local/lib/libgcrypt.dylib is architecture: x86_64
Evidently, that port failed to build universally.
I think the next step is rebuilding the package, either uninstall and install,
or do
For some reason the package isn't being picked up by the mirrors, or it's
in a different directory structure than expected: either way I added in
the specific location on CPAN.
Do a selfupdate and it should eventually try downloading from that site.
Thanks for your reply and explanation. It might be a good idea to add a
warning when the conversion starts that it could take a very long time so
others don't make my mistake.
I should probably just start over from scratch, to avoid future problems
with a partial conversion. I see the
It sounds like one of two things happened:
* it isn't successfully building universally
* it cannot build in parallel.
We can easily test for the second case by appending build.jobs=1 to the port
command:
sudo port install gnutls +universal build.jobs=1
Let us know how that goes.
We do have a Google Summer of Code project in progress to deliver a
statistics interface about installed ports.
It's actually completed... when will it get added to trunk?
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When someone evaluates the work and determines it's suitable to merge. I
don't know who typically does that; I haven't involved myself in the GSoC
projects before.
All righty. I'll check with wms and see if the server is setup already to
accept incoming reports.
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Log for xorg-libxcb is at:
/opt/local/var/macports/logs/_opt_local_var_macports_sources_rsync.macports.org_release_ports_x11_xorg-libxcb/xorg-libxcb/main.log
Please post the log somewhere.
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I've got an initial check into base now:
http://trac.macports.org/changeset/84908
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FWIW I also have qt4-mac 4.7.3, installed from Macports around July this
year. So it was a
legitimate port once. Also, it should not much matter what x is in 4.7.x
IME, unless you need
some particular bug fix or minor feature.
It's just strange that 4.7.3 should be a recent installation
a package version
When you say a package version, do you mean a disk image install?
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I'm skeptical: was it an error or just a warning?
After upgrading MacPorts, I am now getting an error about uninstalling
because a directory is not empty.
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It occurs to me to wonder what's in these files. Could there be a proxy in
the way that's trying to e.g. ask for a password?
In both instances, you can run the `file ...` utility to learn what your
computer might think the file is. For example:
$ file
Do you have any idea why this worked OK under Leopard but when I
upgraded to Snow Leopard I got these virus message?
There aren't any packages available for non-Snow Leopard systems, so likely
nothing was downloaded and subsequently flagged as a virus.
I'm curious though, if you don't mind
Is the fastcgi module for apache2 available on macports?
Both of these are for apache2:
mod_fastcgi @2.4.6 (www)
An Apache module that implements the FastCGI protocol
mod_fcgid @2.3.5 (www)
An alternative FastCGI module for Apache2
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Is there a way to run:
port upgrade outdated
while excluding the port 'root'??
You might try:
port upgrade outdated and not root
You can test this with echo first:
port echo outdated and not root
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--- Fetching archive for expat
--- Attempting to fetch expat-2.0.1_1.darwin_10.x86_64.tbz2 from
http://packages.macports.org/expat
--- Attempting to fetch expat-2.0.1_1.darwin_10.x86_64.tbz2.rmd160
from http://packages.macports.org/expat
Error: Target org.macports.archivefetch returned:
Now I re-run the command to install mplayer-devel and I get an error on
the next file. :-( See below.
---start---
--- Fetching archive for gperf
--- Attempting to fetch gperf-3.0.4_2.darwin_10.x86_64.tbz2 from
http://packages.macports.org/gperf
--- Attempting to fetch
I am porting a C++ library from Linux to OS X and when I build it with
one of the MacPorts C++ compilers the compiler can't find the
magic.h system header. I tried port search magic and found
nothing that seemed appropriate. Any suggestions?
Not sure if it's the same magic.h that you're
How can I check the zlib port?
This will tell you more about the zlib you have installed, including
architecture:
port -v installed zlib
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I get only
The following ports are currently installed:
zlib @1.2.5_0 (active)
which is less information than I get from
port info zlib
Neither command tells me anything about x86-64.
You must be running an old version of MacPorts then.
Have you considered updating it `port selfupdate`?
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