cvs commit: ports/multimedia/xine Makefile

[Michael Nottebrock]

 > Essentially this means that I should not automatically add every entry
 > of the VuXML document to the portaudit database, since being listed there
 > means `do not use this port', which is the equivalent to `FORBIDDEN'.

Why? I mean, seriously, if I choose to install portaudit and portaudit's 
presence prevents me from installing ports that's okay, but enforcing this 
even when I _don't_ want to use portaudit it's not, IMHO. Actually, I always 
thought portaudit was all about providing a way of making ports off-limits 
_without_ CVS being involved. So I agree with Jacques here, portaudit and 
FORBIDDEN should remain separate.

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