Hi,
New here. I'm running portuprade and wondering if it's possible to find
out which ports/dependencies were installed when installing a specific
application. For example: I install "A" which needs "B" and "C" to run.
So portupgrade installs "B" and "C" along with "A". Later down the
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> Later down the road I deinstall "A" and decide I'd like to get rid of the
> ports/dependencies that "A" needed installed with it. How would I go
> about finding "B" and "C" just by knowing "A"'s name? There has to be
> an easy answer, but I can't figure it out.
You might want to look at /usr/p
On Sat, Aug 27, 2005 at 12:24:47PM -0400, Robert G. wrote:
> Hi,
>
> New here. I'm running portuprade and wondering if it's possible to find
> out which ports/dependencies were installed when installing a specific
> application. For example: I install "A" which needs "B" and "C" to run.
> So
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Hi,
with # pkg_info -Rr "A" you can find out what "A" depends on and which
packages require "A".
HTH
on 08/27/2005 18:24 Robert G. said the following:
> New here. I'm running portuprade and wondering if it's possible to find
> out which ports/depend
Robert G. wrote:
Hi,
New here. I'm running portuprade and wondering if it's possible to find
out which ports/dependencies were installed when installing a specific
application. For example: I install "A" which needs "B" and "C" to run.
So portupgrade installs "B" and "C" along with "A". L
