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	Index: sysutils/ansible/Makefile
	===================================================================
	--- sysutils/ansible/Makefile
	+++ sysutils/ansible/Makefile
	@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@

	PORTNAME= ansible
	PORTVERSION?= 2.2.2.0
	-PORTREVISION?= 0
	+PORTREVISION?= 1
	CATEGORIES= sysutils python
	MASTER_SITES= http://releases.ansible.com/ansible/

	@@ -19,13 +19,8 @@
	${PYTHON_PKGNAMEPREFIX}Jinja2>0:devel/py-Jinja2

	NO_ARCH= yes
	-USES?= cpe python shebangfix
	+USES?= cpe python
	USE_PYTHON= autoplist distutils
	-python_CMD= ${LOCALBASE}/bin/python
	-SHEBANG_FILES+= lib/ansible/modules/core//.py \
	- lib/ansible/modules/core///*.py \
	- lib/ansible/modules/extras//.py \
	- lib/ansible/modules/extras///*.py
	CPE_VENDOR= ansibleworks

	SUB_FILES= pkg-message
	Index: sysutils/ansible/files/pkg-message.in
	===================================================================
	--- sysutils/ansible/files/pkg-message.in
	+++ sysutils/ansible/files/pkg-message.in
	@@ -8,22 +8,15 @@
	%%EXAMPLESDIR%%/ansible.cfg

	To use Ansible to control FreeBSD hosts, you need to
	-install the lang/python package on remote machines.
	-
	-To use Ansible to control systems other than FreeBSD,
	-set the Python interpreter in the host database for
	-that system. Example:
	+install the lang/python package on remote machines
	+and set up a path to the python interpreter. Example:

	[freebsd]
	host1
	host2

	- [centos]
	- host3
	- host4
	-
	- [centos:vars]
	- ansible_python_interpreter=/usr/bin/python
	+ [freebsd:vars]
	+ ansible_python_interpreter=%%LOCALBASE%%/bin/python

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