When I periodically update MacPorts I also run: sudo port -f uninstall inactive
This seemed to work fine until last month when ffmpeg was uninstalled. I reinstalled and forgot about it. But, it happened again yesterday: ---> Deactivating ffmpeg @4.4.1_1+gpl2 ---> Cleaning ffmpeg ---> Uninstalling ffmpeg @4.4.1_1+gpl2 ---> Cleaning ffmpeg So, I reinstalled and tried: MrMuscle:~ mnewman$ sudo port -f uninstall inactive Password: Error: No ports matched the given expression I checked the "requested" ports here from a file I created for the Big Sur migration: MrMuscle:~ mnewman$ ls -la /Users/mnewman/Desktop/requested.txt -rwxrwxrwx@ 1 mnewman staff 359 Jun 8 2021 /Users/mnewman/Desktop/requested.txt* MrMuscle:~ mnewman$ grep ffmpeg /Users/mnewman/Desktop/requested.txt ffmpeg So, ffmpeg is definitely a requested port. I'm baffled. What's going on here? Mike Newman Korat, Thailand
