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%% Camille Huot <cam@g.o> writes: |
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ch> On Wed, 14 Apr 2004 15:49:37 +0900 |
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ch> Georgi Georgiev <chutz@×××.net> wrote: |
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>> maillog: 14/04/2004-02:43:56(-0400): Paul Smith types |
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>> > I'm looking for a way to remove a package, and _all the packages |
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>> > that depend on it_, regardless of whether or not they're in the world |
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>> > file. |
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ch> I think he wanted to say "_all the packages that it depends on_" |
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No, I think I said it correctly. |
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>> Could you give us an example? The way I understand you is that if you do: |
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>> # emerge -C xfree |
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>> you want to also get rid of mozilla, windomwaker, etc. with the |
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>> above command? |
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Yes. Although that is an extreme example of course, that is the kind of |
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thing I mean. |
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If I remove some library for example, than all the things that RDEPEND |
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on that library, at least, should be removed. Or anyway Portage should |
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give me the option to do that. |
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ch> Thus, |
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ch> # emerge mozilla unmerge |
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ch> would unmerge xfree, gcc, etc. |
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No, not that. |
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