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But wouldn't an attempt to install an app dependent on mysql potentially succeed eroniously? What I'm trying to see - and education is always a good thing - is that in order to truely block mysql, you would need something a bit more complex than an entree in <TT>/etc/portage/package.provided</TT>.<BR>
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Something in addition? like:<BR>
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equery --nocolor hasuse mysql|awk '{print ">="$1}' > <<TT>/etc/portage/package.provided|/etc/portage/package.mask></TT><BR>
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to avoid the consequences of basically saying that it's there when it isn't?<BR>
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I have read the man page, but it doesn't seem to address the consequenses down the road for this condition.
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