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Subject: Re: gnomedb, libgda, gal: can't find libg*12 but have libg*-12
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"Jeremy Messenger" <mezz7@cox.net> writes:

> How did you upgrade? Using portupgrade? If yes, then what flag(s) did
> you  use?

I first tried a "portupgrade -a"  then on those that failed, I tried
them individually with "portupgrade appname", then when that failed, I
(in vain) tried building directly from the port directory.  No flags. 

So I'm not sure where it's picking upt he un-dashed library names.