> On Feb 24, 2015, at 11:11 AM, René J.V. Bertin <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> On Tuesday February 24 2015 10:50:44 Stan Sanderson wrote:
>
>> The MacPorts documentation helped, of course, but in case anyone else is
>> more “user" than “expert,” the steps I followed were:
>> 1. port deactivate kmymoney4 @4.7.1_0
>> 2. port deinstall kmymoney4 @4.7.1_0
>> 3. port clean —all kmymoney4
>> 4. port install kmymoney4
>
> You could have done this more directly:
>
> %> port clean kmymoney
> %> port -n upgrade --force kmymoney
>
> R
René,
Thanks for the help. I have (fortunately) had little need to use port commands
other than update and upgrade. When I learned that the problem was due to KMM
upgrading before gwenhywfar4, I was still reluctant to attempt the reinstall on
my primary machine. I went through the steps on the 32-bit iMac and, since that
worked, re-installed KMM on the MacBook.
The reliability of MacPorts unfortunately encourages those of us who depend on
a few ports (but would, I suppose, be classified as “casual” users) to lose
sight of the underlying structure.
Once again, I am grateful for your help. The Internal Revenue Service will soon
demand its due, and I was not looking forward to reconstructing records!
Stan
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