On Oct 21, 2007, at 8:01 PM, Thomas De Contes wrote:
i don't use -nf more, i think it's not the right way
i use "port upgrade outdated", wasting some disk space, waiting to
be able to do "port -u upgrade outdated"
but on the computer where i made tests with "port -nfu upgrade
outdated", i don't know how to recover tiff,
even with "port clean tiff" it doesn't works :-(
If you are saying that upgrading is leaving a bunch of inactive old
versions of ports lying around then why not use
sudo port -d uninstall inactive
to remove them?
If you want to be safe you can always do:
port list inactive
first to see what will go away.
but Im no expert so you may want another opinion.
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