Try making an /etc/mk.conf, using pkgsrc/mk/mk.conf.example as a
start.

--Michael

Here's mine:

#KERBEROS=yes
#
# These are for various packages...
#
USE_RSAREF2=NO
USE_RSAREF=NO
#DONT_USE_IDEA=yes
USA_RESIDENT=YES

USE_BIND8=YES

#
# yes, use EGCS
#
USE_EGCS=yes

#
# use obj.arch naming for build dirs
#
#OBJMACHINE=yes

I387_LIBM=yes

#
# kerberos5 is your friend...
# even if our use of it is a hack.
#
#KERBEROS5=yes

ACCEPTABLE_LICENSES=	shareware no-commercial-use fee-based-commercial-use no-profit

PGSQL_USE_TCL=	YES