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On 2010-04-17 3:42 PM, KH wrote: |
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> Am 17.04.2010 21:30, schrieb Jarry: |
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>> On 17. 4. 2010 21:20, Tanstaafl wrote: |
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>>> Whats the best way to uninstall a package - in this case, openldap, but |
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>>> really for any package - and get all of the dependencies it pulls in, |
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>>> but only ones that are not required for other unrelated (to openldap) |
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>>> packages? |
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>> I'm using this sequence: |
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>> emerge -C <packagename> |
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>> emerge --depclean |
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>> revdep-rebuild |
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> Or: |
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> emerge --depclean <atom> |
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> Depclean serves as a dependency aware version of --unmerge. When |
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> given one or more atoms, it will unmerge matched packages that have no |
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> reverse dependencies. Use --depclean together with --verbose to show |
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> reverse dependencies. |
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Excellent! Thanks guys... |
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Charles |
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