Dans l'épisode précédent (Fri, Mar 18 2005 - 16:14), Matthias Drochner nous apprenait que :
> 
> > my PYTHON_PATCH_SCRIPTS doesn't make any change on
> > the python shell scripts
> 
> Didn't look deeper, but I suspect this is due to the
> NO_CONFIGURE=   yes
> line.
> The "replace-interpreter" target in bsd.pkg.mk is part
> of the CONFIGURE_PREREQ list of targets. With no
> "configure" happening, it might be skipped.
> 
> If this is true, it would be a good idea to fix bsd.pkg.mk.
> For now, a dummy "do-configure" target in your Makefile
> might work as a workaround.
> 

 OK, having 'a dummy "do-configure"' solves my problem.
 I've been looking all the day to find a workaround... :)
 What I used was :
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post-patch:
        ${SED} -e s:"^#!.*python":"#!${PYTHONBIN}":g    \
                < ${WRKSRC}/AppRun.1                    \
                > ${WRKSRC}/AppRun
        ${RM} -f ${WRKSRC}/AppRun.1
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 but your workaround looks cleaner.
 I'll use this to make the pkgsrc.

 thanks for your help !
	Jo
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