one can do that!
use a cron job for portsnap, then once a week do:

portupgrade -arR

On the other hand, you probably don't need to.  If you applications are stable, it's probably only worth your time if there is a major change, security flaw, significant performance increase, important bug fix which affects you, etc.


HTH,

Ryan


On Feb 25, 2006, at 1:11 PM, Jonathan wrote:

I decided to upgrade my production box last night for some apps (its FreeBSD 6.0 )

not fun.

the port system does a great job , but without me realizing it, i had set Perl  to upgrade as well

which means i'm now sifting through all the errors and manually deinstall/reinstall things that couldn't be automated

this makes me wonder -- how often do you all upgrade your ports for MP2 dependencies (ie apache2/perl)?

this is really just a 'best realistic practices' question.

it would be nice to have everything at the lastest version, but in all practicality, one can't do that.

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