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From: Marek Denis <marek@core.1lo.lublin.pl>
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Hi all,

I must have ommited something, because this wasn't my first upgrade of
any soft with portupgrade. But this thime, when I upgraded..let's say
ettercap pkg_info -r show that it's depend is also libiconv-1.9.2_1,
which is not the most actuall (1.9.2_2). So I just typed:

# portupgrade -r ettercap
After some time I even noticed some lines like: Cleaning libiconv
1.9.2_2, but afterall, libiconv 1.9.2_1 (and no 1.9.2._2)
 is still in my system, moreover
it is still depend of the newest ettercap. As I always understood, "-r"
option in portupgrade upgraded also out-of-dated dependencies of
upgraded program. But as I can see not, so how should I keep all sets
(program and it's dependencies) up to date? What exactly does -r option
in portupgrade? 
-- 
greetings

Marek