All the reason are belong to you.
I'll be aware of which package do those stuff.

thanks a lot

C=E9sar

On Fri, 7 Mar 2003 21:25:15 +0000 (UTC)
tron@zhadum.de (Matthias Scheler) wrote:

> In article <3E6905BA.4050704@nwlink.com>,
> 	David Hopper <dhop@nwlink.com> writes:
> > I have these there now...  let's see...
> >=20
> > /usr/X11R6/${MKDIR} is empty, as is /usr/X11R6/-p.  /usr/X11R6/%D expan=
ds to=20
> > the following empty directory:  /usr/X11R6/%D/lib/mozilla/plugins.
>=20
> It's quite obvious that these are remainders of a broken package
> installation.  The only place where the string "mozilla" can be found
> in our whole X11 sources is the file "xfree/xc/lib/fontconfig/ChangeLog".
> The strings doesn't occur in any "Imakefile", "Makefile", program
> source or shell script. The directory can *not* have been created by
> the X11 build.
>=20
> To clarify things a bit further:
> All files installed by the XFree86 build are tracked in distribution
> sets (see "src/distrib/sets"). These sets get updated after every
> XFree86 import.  These distribution sets are later used to build the
> binary sets which are part of NetBSD releases. During this process it
> is automatically verified that no files or directories are installed
> and not listed. So if the X11 build would have created such stray
> directories neither Tracy nor me would have been able to build a
> NetBSD-current snapshot with XFree86 4.3.0. But we both succeeded
> on different systems with different setups.
>=20
> If you want to find out where these directories came from try to track
> down the package operation (e.g. "pkg_add" of a precompiled binary
> package) which caused this. Once you can reproduce the problem submit
> a problem report please so that it can be fixed.
>=20
> 	Kind regards
>=20
> --=20
> Matthias Scheler                                  http://scheler.de/~matt=
hias/
>=20