The usual message:

     /usr/pkg/bin/sudo ===> pkg_install-20050204 is already installed - perhaps an older version?
     *** If so, you may use either of:
     ***  - "pkg_delete pkg_install-20050204" and "/usr/bin/make reinstall" to upgrade properly
     ***  - "/usr/bin/make update" to rebuild the package and all of its dependencies
     ***  - "/usr/bin/make replace" to replace only the package without re-linking
     ***    dependencies, risking various problems.

So let's try it!

     cjs $ sudo pkg_delete pkg_install-20050204
     Package `pkg_install-20050204' is marked as not for deletion
     cjs $ sudo pkg_delete -f pkg_install-20050204
     Package `pkg_install-20050204' is marked as not for deletion

Hm. Try another suggestion?

     cjs $ make replace
     ===> Checking for vulnerabilities in pkg_install-20050318
     ===> Replacing pkg_install-20050318
     ===> Becoming root@cjs.tabemo.com to replace pkg_install.
     /usr/pkg/bin/sudo *** WARNING - experimental target - data loss may be experienced ***
     No /usr/pkg/bin/pkg_tarup binary - can't pkg_tarup pkg_install
     *** Error code 1

     Stop.

Well, there's one more option:

     cjs $ make replace
     ===> Checking for vulnerabilities in pkg_install-20050318
     ===> Replacing pkg_install-20050318
     ===> Becoming root@cjs.tabemo.com to replace pkg_install.
     /usr/pkg/bin/sudo *** WARNING - experimental target - data loss may be experienced ***
     No /usr/pkg/bin/pkg_tarup binary - can't pkg_tarup pkg_install
     *** Error code 1

Hm. What do I do? Wipe out /usr/pkg and start from scratch?

cjs
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