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  Install the application with <b>make fake</b>.
! If the port installs dynamic libraries, check their symbol tables
! with <code>nm</code>, as some mistaken software strips dynamic libraries,
! which may lead to weird failures later. On the other hand, executable binaries
! SHOULD be stripped; <code>file</code> can be used to determine this.  If the 
! port already contains code for stripping binaries, use it (i.e., an
! 'install-strip' target); otherwise, add a provision in the port Makefile.
  
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  <strong>Check port for security holes again</strong>. This is
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! Libraries should never be stripped. Executables are stripped by default;
! this is governed by <code>${INSTALL_STRIP}</code>.
! <code>${INSTALL_PROGRAM}</code> honors this automatically and is
! preferable to unconditional stripping (e.g., by an "install-strip"
! target or by running "strip" from the Makefile). You can use
! <code>file</code> to determine if a binary is stripped or not.
  
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  <strong>Check port for security holes again</strong>. This is
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