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From: Ed Sweeney <ed@sideways.org>
Subject: Re: Old tk files 
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> Ed Sweeney writes:
> >I'm getting the following when I try to make a port using tk, such as gtk.
> >
> >===>  exmh-2.0.1 : You have an old tk installation on your machine. Remove 
> >everything that matches /usr/local/*/*tk* first.
> >
> >I did a "make world" for RELENG_2_2 over the weekend, and haven't been able to
> > 
> >build ports since.  I was pretty sure I had the old files cleaned out months 
> >ago... there certainly aren't any /usr/local/*/*tk* around.  Where should I 
> >look?  What manages the rules and tests that causes make to issue these 
> >messages?
> >
> >Thanks for any help.   -ed s
> 
> look in /var/db/pkg for *tk*. If there's a directory in there, just
> rm -r it.
> 
> ---
> Gary Jennejohn
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> 

Thanks, there were files in there, but after I rm'd them, I still have 
problem.  Any other places to look, or better, where is the logic that decides 
there is a problem?

Thanks for the help.    -ed s
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