On Jul 29, 2008, at 7:15 PM, Alexander Hansen wrote: > If you're ever suspicious of a file in your Fink tree, try > > dpkg -S <filename> > > If it doesn't show up in your dpkg database, it could well be > extraneous. One caveat here is that some packages generate files via > post-install scripts, and those aren't known to dpkg, but those > generally are used at run-time, and oughtn't interfere with building > other packages.
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