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I build my own packages via poudriere and have 2 repositories defined for pkg
(my-poudriere and public). When I try to do a pkg upgrade, some un-intended
packages are getting pulled in, yet I cannot figure out why. For example:
        Installing ru-gimp-help-html: 2.6.1 [pub]
	Installing pl-gimp-help-html: 2.6.1 [pub]
	Installing sv-gimp-help-html: 2.6.1 [pub]
I have help module disabled in graphics/gimp and that port was built on my
system.
Another one:
	Installing xf86-video-openchrome: 0.3.3 [pub]
	Installing xf86-video-nv: 2.1.20_1 [pub]
	Installing xf86-video-mach64: 6.9.4 [pub]
	Installing xf86-video-intel: 2.7.1_5 [pub]
Same here - don't need this and x11-drivers/xorg-drivers was built in
poudriere.

Is there a *pkg* command to trace-back the package pulling these in so that
I could modify & re-build that?

Thanks & regards.



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