On 2010-09-05 19:10 , Dan Panpourine wrote:
I have installed Macports 1.7.0 on Snow Leopard my mistake.
MacPorts 1.7.0 is not compatible with Snow Leopard. Most probably you
felt for an imposter who is still providing this old version on his
website,
Is there an easy way to see all the files in my MacPorts prefix that *aren't*
provided by any MacPorts port? Basically the list of files that'd be left if I
sudo port -f uninstall installed, except I don't actually want to uninstall
everything to find out. I could probably write a script to
On Sun, Sep 05, 2010 at 04:49:50PM -0500, Ryan Schmidt wrote:
Is there an easy way to see all the files in my MacPorts prefix that *aren't*
provided by any MacPorts port? Basically the list of files that'd be left if
I sudo port -f uninstall installed, except I don't actually want to
On 2010-09-06 02:14 , Dan Ports wrote:
I've done this with
find /opt/local | xargs port provides | grep not provided by
You should also use -print0 to handle file names with spaces, and I also
added awk to see the first column (the file name) only.
This will also match all files which are
