Just found out the flavored ports will end the necessity of slave ports.
Imho that is a great solution, as oneport can result in many packages
(no need to build you packages as the created port package is more
flexible).
What I still ask myself:
- what if another program in that package releases a new version- you
just only recompile that port including the update?
- what effect does this have on precompiled ports?
/Jos
On 8-4-2018 14:14, Jos Chrispijn wrote:
Kurt, thanks for this.
Can you tell me why this flavored mode has been introduced?
Does that mean that if I install a port that will not have this
php-version string, it is either not used by php or is not yet ready
to be used in flavored mode?
Best regards, Jos
On 7-4-2018 17:00, Kurt Jaeger wrote:
Hi!
Running 'pkg version', I got phpMyAdmin status "?" (orphan)
[...]
===> Installing for phpMyAdmin-php56-4.7.9
[...]
Can you tell me how I can solve this? Thanks!
I think it happens because databases/phpmyadmin was modified to work
with
every php version (it was 'flavored'). So the php-version is now part
of PKGNAME.
To fix it, this should work:
pkg delete phpmyadmin
pkg install phpmyadmin
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