but not for the 6 p5-Email-* ports:
--- ** Upgrade tasks 4: 1 done, 3 ignored, 3 skipped and 0 failed
--- Listing the results (+:done / -:ignored / *:skipped / !:failed)
- mail/p5-Email-MIME-Creator (port directory error)
- mail/p5-Email-MIME-Modifier (port directory error)
- mail/p5
-1.202 needs updating (index has 1.202_1)
p5-Email-Simple-Creator-1.424 ! Comparison failed
What's this Comparaison failed?
portupgrade did OK for libvorbis but not for the 6 p5-Email-* ports:
--- ** Upgrade tasks 4: 1 done, 3 ignored, 3 skipped and 0 failed
--- Listing
Hello,
I was looking for an efficient way to reinstall (recompile due to an
update in the perl port) all installed p5 ports…
I have done that manually, but I am certain there is a better way to
do that…
I have tried:
# portmaster -rdf p5-
But that didn't work as I had to re-install
Le 15 janv. 09 à 12:19, Herbert J. Skuhra a écrit :
2009/1/15 bsd b...@todoo.biz:
Hello,
I was looking for an efficient way to reinstall (recompile due to
an update
in the perl port) all installed p5 ports…
Have you tried perl-after-upgrade? See UPDATING and man page.
No…
That's
2009/1/15 bsd b...@todoo.biz:
Hello,
I was looking for an efficient way to reinstall (recompile due to an update
in the perl port) all installed p5 ports…
Have you tried perl-after-upgrade? See UPDATING and man page.
I have done that manually, but I am certain there is a better way to do
On Thu, January 15, 2009 12:19, Herbert J. Skuhra wrote:
2009/1/15 bsd b...@todoo.biz:
Hello,
I was looking for an efficient way to reinstall (recompile due to an
update
in the perl port) all installed p5 portsâ¦
Have you tried perl-after-upgrade? See UPDATING and man page.
I have done
Hi,
I have just run portsnap extract on a new system and I noticed a large
number of ports begin with p5- what exactly does the p5 stand for or
represent?
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Hi,
I have just run portsnap extract on a new system and I noticed a large
number of ports begin with p5- what exactly does the p5 stand for or
represent?
perl 5
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