I read in the UPDATING file: ### gnutls has been updated to 1.6.1 and all shared libraries' versions have been bumped. So you need to rebuild all applications that depend on gnutls. Do something like:
portupgrade -rf gnutls ### I run pkg_glob -r gnutls-1.4.5 and get 42 packages, including k3b-0.12.17 and abiword-2.4.6 among other (I mentioned only some of the biggest to build in my slow pentium III computer). However, I have noticed that only a few ports depends directly on gnults port (search for those ports which depends on gnutls but do not depend on the rest of ports listed in /var/db/pkg/gnutls-1.4.5/+REQUIRED_BY, see [1]). These ports are (in my system): aMule-2.1.3 gconf2-2.16.0 gkrellm-2.2.10_1 gnome-icon-theme-2.16.1 gtkspell-2.0.11_4 k3b-i18n-0.12.17 ktorrent-2.0.3 libglade2-2.6.0_2 mplayer-0.99.10 pinentry-gtk2-0.7.2_5 sdl-1.2.11,2 tinyca-0.7.5 wxgtk2-common-2.6.3_1 xvid4conf-1.12 My aim is rebuild only the above ports, and ignore the others listed in the output of pkg_glob -r gnutls-1.4.5. The question is: do you think is my approach right, or shall I need to rebuild all the ports of pkg_glob output? For example, suppose libA depends on libB, and libB depends in turn on libC. If version of libC changes, I need rebuild libB but, shall I need to rebuild libA? PD: excuse my poor english [1] #!/bin/sh inputPort="$1" vardbpkg="/var/db/pkg" # completePath(){ while read p do if [ -r "$vardbpkg/$p/+REQUIRED_BY" ] then echo "$vardbpkg/$p/+REQUIRED_BY" fi done } portname=`pkg_info -qo $inputPort` if test $? != 0 then exit 1 fi ### while read port do if ! grep $port `grep -v $port $vardbpkg/$inputPort/+REQUIRED_BY | completePath` > /dev/null 2>&1 then echo "$port" fi done < $vardbpkg/$inputPort/+REQUIRED_BY -- http://personales.ya.com/banach
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