Here's what I get when I try to get port_cutleaves:
t...@cotopaxi:~$ sudo port install port_cutleaves
Error: Port port_cutleaves not found
On Feb 4, 2009, at 8:50 AM, Rainer Müller wrote:
S. M. Ibrahim (Lavlu) wrote:
i am using macports for last 6 months. recently when i was cleaning
my
hdd for some free space, i saw /opt/local folder size is 11GB :(
i want to remove all unnecessary package + libs and also the orphan
packages. and at the time of upgrade i didn't use -uR , lots of
package
have more then 1 inactive version.
You can use this to remove inactive ports:
sudo port uninstall inactive
You will gain additional space by removing downloaded distfiles with:
sudo port clean --all installed
But there is no way to find orphaned ports, as MacPorts does not track
if ports are installed as dependency or by request. But there is the
tool port_cutleaves which allows to remove possible no longer needed
ports.
sudo port install port_cutleaves
sudo port_cutleaves
Rainer
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