Re: Finding dependents...

2013-04-21 Thread Ryan Schmidt
On Apr 21, 2013, at 23:16, SH Development wrote: > I have a port installed as perl5.16 that is working fine with the apache2 > port. > > apache2 is dependent on perl5 and when I try to upgrade apache2, it > re-installs perl5.12 which I don't want. > > So is perl5 an alias to the perl5.12 port

Re: Finding dependents...

2013-04-21 Thread SH Development
Okay, so maybe I have a different issue going on here... I have a port installed as perl5.16 that is working fine with the apache2 port. apache2 is dependent on perl5 and when I try to upgrade apache2, it re-installs perl5.12 which I don't want. So is perl5 an alias to the perl5.12 port and if

Re: Finding dependents...

2013-04-21 Thread Derek Lamb
I always get confused on the actions "deps" and "dependents". The path you were on "port echo depends:perl5.12" would tell you all the ports (installed or not) that depend on perl5.12. But for just installed ports, you can do this: port dependents perl5.12 See http://guide.macports.org/#using

Finding dependents...

2013-04-21 Thread SH Development
I am trying to find which of my installed ports is dependent on perl5.12 Every time I try to do a port upgrade outdated, it wants to reinstall perl5.12 which messes up the install of perl5.16. Is there a command to do this without having to go through all my installed ports one at a time with