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On 4/24/06, Michael J. Barillier <blackwolf@××××××××××××××××.net> wrote: |
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> I've removed Apache from my system (using `emerge -C') in order to use a |
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> version I've compiled/installed to /usr/local. My world file has no |
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> traces of apache, php, apr or apr-util, nor can I see anything in there |
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> that should require Apache be installed. `equery depends apache' |
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> reports nothing, yet when I run `emerge -pvuD world', emerge wants to |
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> re-install Apache, PHP and everything else I've removed. |
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> Am I correct that `equery depends apache' should list the packages that |
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> require Apache? If that's the case, then is there something cached or |
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> in another file that makes Gentoo think it needs to re-install Apache? |
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> thx - |
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> Michael J. Barillier /// http://www.blackwolfinfosys.net/~blackwolf/ |
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> .O. | ``Experience with many protocols has shown that protocols with |
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> ..O | few options tend towards ubiquity, whereas protocols with many |
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> OOO | options tend towards obscurity.'' -- RFC 2821 |
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> gentoo-user@g.o mailing list |
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Use the --tree option of emerge to see wich package is pulling apache. |
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