[gentoo-user] Finding which package requires another

2006-04-24 Thread Michael J. Barillier
I've removed Apache from my system (using `emerge -C') in order to use a
version I've compiled/installed to /usr/local.  My world file has no
traces of apache, php, apr or apr-util, nor can I see anything in there
that should require Apache be installed.  `equery depends apache'
reports nothing, yet when I run `emerge -pvuD world', emerge wants to
re-install Apache, PHP and everything else I've removed.

Am I correct that `equery depends apache' should list the packages that
require Apache?  If that's the case, then is there something cached or
in another file that makes Gentoo think it needs to re-install Apache?

thx -

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Re: [gentoo-user] Finding which package requires another

2006-04-24 Thread Daniel da Veiga
On 4/24/06, Michael J. Barillier [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 I've removed Apache from my system (using `emerge -C') in order to use a
 version I've compiled/installed to /usr/local.  My world file has no
 traces of apache, php, apr or apr-util, nor can I see anything in there
 that should require Apache be installed.  `equery depends apache'
 reports nothing, yet when I run `emerge -pvuD world', emerge wants to
 re-install Apache, PHP and everything else I've removed.

 Am I correct that `equery depends apache' should list the packages that
 require Apache?  If that's the case, then is there something cached or
 in another file that makes Gentoo think it needs to re-install Apache?

 thx -

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 ..O  |  few options tend towards ubiquity, whereas protocols with many
 OOO  |  options tend towards obscurity.''  -- RFC 2821
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Use the --tree option of emerge to see wich package is pulling apache.
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Re: [gentoo-user] Finding which package requires another

2006-04-24 Thread Martins Steinbergs
On Monday 24 April 2006 17:55, Michael J. Barillier wrote:
 I've removed Apache from my system (using `emerge -C') in order to use a
 version I've compiled/installed to /usr/local.  My world file has no
 traces of apache, php, apr or apr-util, nor can I see anything in there
 that should require Apache be installed.  `equery depends apache'
 reports nothing, yet when I run `emerge -pvuD world', emerge wants to
 re-install Apache, PHP and everything else I've removed.

 Am I correct that `equery depends apache' should list the packages that
 require Apache?  If that's the case, then is there something cached or
 in another file that makes Gentoo think it needs to re-install Apache?

 thx -

you didnt mention USE flags, look into /etc/make.conf 
and /etc/portage/package.use for apache apache2 use flag


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Re: [gentoo-user] Finding which package requires another

2006-04-24 Thread Michael J. Barillier
 ms == Martins Steinbergs [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

ms you didnt mention USE flags, look into /etc/make.conf and
ms /etc/portage/package.use for apache apache2 use flag

That was the problem.  Additionally Daniel da Veiga's suggestion to use
emerge's `--tree' option pointed out that I still had mediawiki
installed so PHP was getting re-emerged.

Thanks!!

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..O  |  few options tend towards ubiquity, whereas protocols with many
OOO  |  options tend towards obscurity.''  -- RFC 2821
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