On Jul 31, 2010, at 00:34, Philip Neukom wrote: > I did the update to Macports 1.9.1 today. And had all applications > updated. Afterwards I did a "port clean --all all" and a > "port_cutleaves" to get rid of all the inactive ports. > > But when I do the "port installed", I have a list with many many > programs like in the list below.... > > ---cut start--- > The following ports are currently installed: > aspell @0.60.6_3+macosx (active) > aspell-dict-en @6.0_0 (active) > atk @1.28.0_0 > atk @1.30.0_0 (active) > ... > ghostscript @8.70_0 > ghostscript @8.70_1 > ghostscript @8.71_1 > ghostscript @8.71_2 > ghostscript @8.71_3 > ghostscript @8.71_4 (active) > ... > ---cut end--- > > How do I get rid of all of the programs that are not active but also not > inactive (ie. atk @1.28.0_0, ghostscript @8.70_0, ghostscript @8.70_1, > ghostscript @8.70_2, ghostscript @8.70_3 etc. etc.?
Well, a port is either active or it is inactive. To uninstall all the inactive ports, you could use sudo port uninstall inactive If you want to avoid leaving behind old versions when upgrading, use the -u switch when upgrading, i.e. sudo port -u upgrade ghostscript or sudo port -u upgrade outdated _______________________________________________ macports-users mailing list macports-users@lists.macosforge.org http://lists.macosforge.org/mailman/listinfo.cgi/macports-users
