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Date:      Mon, 3 Dec 2001 10:03:58 -0700
From:      John Reynolds~ <jreynold@sedona.ch.intel.com>
To:        ports@freebsd.org
Cc:        knu@idaemons.org
Subject:   portupgrade - mystery dependencies to imake?
Message-ID:  <15371.45182.662587.797881@chlx169.ch.intel.com>

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Hi, I've got a question about the portupgrade tools. My laptop's (and desktop
for that matter) /var/db/pkg database was a complete mess. Rather than use
pkgdb -F to straighten it out, I nuked all my ports and reinstalled them over
this last weekend (great way to upgrade "cleanly" too :).

However, when I tried to use portupgrade after that to upgrade a port or two
it yelled at me about a dependency between many ports and "imake-4.1.0". The
first one it yelled about was the x11/wrapper port. 

 Stale dependency between wrapper-1.0_1 -> imake-4.1.0

x11/wrapper certainly doesn't depend on imake--at least not that I can tell by
looking at its Makefile. I simply deleted the dependency with 'pkgdb -F' but
it doesn't explain how it got there.

There were other ports such as Mesa and a few others (can't recall from memory
now) to which this ghost dependency to imake happened.

Is this a bogon from the ports install process or could portupgrade be
reporting erroneous dependencies?

Thanks,

-Jr

ps: please cc: as I'm not subscribed directly to -ports, THX.
pps: portupgrade and its related tools ROCK!! Great piece of s/w!

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