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>By the way, "rehash" is a csh(1) built-in command. See your csh man page
>for more information about "rehash".
>
>This isn't really related to the installation problem; you could have used
>full path to run it, like "/usr/pkg/bin/ ..."
>
>> I think you are referring to make and make install, where I was referring
>> to using a command after installation. Correct me if I'm wrong?
>
>What was confusing is that your emails seem to indicate that you never ran
>"make install" but it was installed anyways. You must have ran "make
>install" or it would not have been installed.

For bash, apache, openssl, and most everything else, this is true, but for 
some reason lynx worked after running make and rehash.

I'm not familiar with csh, running on bash for the past few years 
(spoiled?) mostly because of the history feature.

I'm also getting used to the idea that everything installed by pkgsrc is 
installed in the /usr/pkgsrc/ tree by default, so I made the recommended 
change in /etc/mk.conf to load new apps into the /usr/local/ tree (which 
I'm more familiar with securing).

I did run into a problem last night with deinstalling apache from 
/usr/pkgsrc and reinstalling it into /usr/local... lot of deps (libtools, 
mml for two) are not found, having a time trying to figure how to make 
them.

Ah.. the fun of a new learning curve! :)

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