Re: How do I find out who requested a port?

Check out port requested (or perhaps port echo requested if it isn't available in the first form). If you asked for the installation explicitly, it'll show up in that list. Anything is an automatic installer to fulfill dependency requirements. Note if the requested package was removed or never

Re: How do I find out who requested a port?

On 2016-04-13, at 3:50 PM, Jeremy Lavergne wrote: > Check out `port dependents gdk-pixbuf2` (with port deps being the other > direction). keybounceMBP:Mlp michael$ port dependents xorg-libX11 gdk-pixbuf2 depends on xorg-libX11 mesa depends on xorg-libX11

Re: How do I find out who requested a port?

Check out `port dependents gdk-pixbuf2` (with port deps being the other direction). On April 13, 2016 6:42:42 PM EDT, Michael wrote: >How do I find out which port requested another port? > >Specifically, lets say I'd rather have quartz-based, rather than >x11-based, ports

How do I find out who requested a port?

How do I find out which port requested another port? Specifically, lets say I'd rather have quartz-based, rather than x11-based, ports installed. Attempting to install gtk3 -x11 +quartz gave me the error message that gdk-pixbuf2 must be installed without +x11. So I've got X11 installed,