Justin C. Walker wrote:
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> versions?  The '/usr/bin' versions appear to have showed up in a 
> developer tools install (but I can't figure out how to tell which one).

I think in every one.

For cases like this, I am using a little 3 line shell script "grepbom" 
that sits in $HOME/bin/:

martinc% cat ~/bin/grepbom
#!/bin/sh
[ -z $1 ] && exec echo "usage: grepbom REGEXP"
for BOM in `find /Library/Receipts/ -name \*.bom` ; do  CR=1; echo -n 
"." ; lsbom -p fST $BOM |grep $1 && printf "   ====> %s\n\n" $BOM && 
CR=0; done
[ ${CR} -gt 0 ] &&  printf "\n"

(note that the for..done line is one line. It is the one that does the 
work; the others are for decoration).

This gives me on one machine

martinc% grepbom bin/unzip
............../usr/bin/unzip    114,760 Sat Feb 24 10:08:52 2001
    ====> 
/Library/Receipts//Developer.pkg.prev/Contents/Resources/Developer.bom

...../usr/bin/unzip     110,948 Thu Nov 15 03:47:16 2001
    ====> /Library/Receipts//DevTools.pkg/Contents/Resources/DevTools.bom

and on another one that has the April2002 dev tools

martin% grepbom bin/unzip
............./usr/bin/unzip     111,000 Sat Mar 23 06:08:26 2002
    ====> /Library/Receipts//DevTools.pkg/Contents/Resources/DevTools.bom

-- 
Martin





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