Webrev:
http://jurassic.us.oracle.com/~ebeasant/webrevs/7183731-v2/

components/mlocate/Makefile

        Line 42 - Just to verify, this setting of localstatedir will
        result in the local data ending up in /var/cache/mlocate and
        not just /var/cache?

components/mlocate/mlocate.p5m

        Line 27 - I'd suggest a richer pkg.description. When I updated
        many of the ones in ON, I ended up looking at the initial
        DESCRIPTION field in the man page for inspiration. So for
        mlocate(1), that might result in something like

        set name=pkg.description \
            value="locate(1) reads one or more databases prepared by updatedb(1M) 
and writes file names matching at least one of user specified patterns to standard 
output, one per line."

        (An aside, although the upstream name of the project and the
        package name are "mlocate", do any distributions actually
        deliver a binary called "mlocate"?)

        Lines 38-44 - Is there a reason to put the binaries under
        /usr/bin/$(MACH64) rather than just /usr/bin?

        Lines 41, 44 - Just verifying that other distributions put
        updatedb in /usr/bin? I would have expected it to be under
        /usr/sbin or perhaps /usr/libexec on Linux.

components/mlocate/patches/mlocate-0.25-getmnt.patch

        Lines 18-19 - Is there a reason you're not changing
        PATH_MOUNTED to just MNTTAB (the latter is defined in
        <sys/mnttab.h>?)

components/mlocate/updatedb.conf

        Where did this particular file come from? It seems to not be
        from the distribution but it also includes some things that
        don't apply to Solaris such as AFS references and /usr/tmp (the
        latter is already covered by /var/tmp being part of
        PRUNEPATHS.)

Finally, what's the story with file/slocate? Will the Desktop
consolidation be doing a coordinated delivery of that package since it
seems both packages cannot coexist at the same time.
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