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Hi Till

Till Plewe wrote:

> Can anybody shed some light on this?  Why does portupgrade think that
> upgrading from icc-8.0.058 to icc-8.0.061 is downgrading?
> 
Constructive fault, see below

> # portupgrade icc
> ** No need to upgrade 'icc-8.0.058' (>= icc-8.0.058.p061). \
> (specify -f to force)

-p061 means patchlevel 061.. not version 8.0.061 but 8.0.058-p061 , it 
could easily be that your current version was actualy newer...

HTH,
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