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2001-08-23Updated pkgchk to 1.10:abs3-15/+33
Fix -B on some systems, and implement '-k' (similar to make's usage)
2001-08-10Update pkgchk to 1.09abs2-7/+7
-u should imply -i
2001-08-10put /usr/sbin into $PATH to find pkg_{info,add,...} independantlydrochner1-1/+3
of the user's one
2001-08-08Update pkgchk to 1.08:abs2-5/+6
Check during install if packages have already been installed. Avoids reinstalling a package if it had already been installed as a depends on a previous package.
2001-07-31Update "pkgchk" to version 1.07:tron4-37/+110
- Add Solaris portability fixes supplied by Stoned Elipot in PR pkg/13434. - Rename binary to "pkg_chk" which matches the naming of our package tools and avoids confusion with Solaris's "pkgchk" command.
2001-07-09Update pkgchk to 1.06abs2-3/+7
Handle obsoleted (and to a limited extent moved) packages is a more graceful fashion (pkgtools/perl-mk anyone :)
2001-07-09Update pkgchk to 1.05abs2-4/+4
Ensure -u works for packages which have more than one package depending upon them.
2001-07-08Update pkgchk to 1.04abs2-15/+25
- Set BSD_PKG_MK when parsing mk.conf - from PR pkg/13413 from Stoned Elipot - Actually delete previous version of a package when updating via binary pkgs - After finishing print a summary of packages updated and added
2001-07-07Updated pkgchk to 1.03abs3-19/+117
- Move update/installs after check phase, and perform all updates before installs. - When updating packages that depend on each other, skip dependent packages to reduce unnecessary rebuilding. - Implement -n (display actions but do not perform them)
2001-07-05Updated pkgchk to 1.02 - if extracting the pkgname form a pkgdir fails,abs3-8/+10
make sure to display the pkgdir name.
2001-07-02Update pkgchk to 1.01 - do not check for pkgchk.conf with -iabs2-8/+10
noted by Tomasz Luchowski
2001-07-02Correctly import pkgchk-1.00 (into pkgtools not pkg_tools)abs5-0/+382
pkgchk verifies that the versions of installed packages matches those in pkgsrc, optionally adding missing or updating mismatched packages. It can verify all installed packages, or check against a set of packages based on the hostname, architecture, and other characteristics.