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<title>This is a simple script that will synchronise the content of your ${DISTDIR}</title>
<updated>2009-01-04T00:44:38Z</updated>
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<name>adrianp</name>
<email>adrianp</email>
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<published>2009-01-04T00:44:38Z</published>
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directory with currently installed packages.

This script will delete any ${DISTFILE} in ${DISTDIR} that does not currently
have an installed package as an owner.

If you play with packages a fair bit and download some just to have a play with
and delete the package later your ${DISTDIR} can end up with a lot of orphaned
${DISTFILES}.  While lintpkgsrc will help you remove outdated ${DISTFILES} it
does not do any corealtion with installed packakges which is the gap this
script aims to fill.

With "lintpkgsrc -or &amp;&amp; pkg_distinst --delete" you can and up with a fairly
lean and current ${DISTDIR}.
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