On 7 Nov 2001, Eric Jacoboni wrote:
> # cd /usr/pkgsrc/graphics/mpeg2codec
> # make
> # make install
> ...
> make: don't know how to make /usr/pkgsrc/graphics/mpeg2codec/pkg/PLIST. Stop
...
> # mv PLIST DESCR pkg
> # make install
> ...
> ===> Registering installation for mpeg2codec-1.2
...
> What is/are the file(s) responsible for this problem ?

Well, I guess only you can answer this question: what does "ls -l pkg" say?
The reason "pkg/foo" is picked up is because there *is* a "pkg" directory.
rm -fr pkg, then it'll work. No idea what you have in there, i checked to
make sure there's nothing left in there - any stale README.html files and
.#cvs-files can be nuked from orbit.


 - Hubert

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