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On Sun, May 18, 2008 at 06:53:16PM +0000, Jay wrote: >That helps, thanks. >How about though for the scenario where I just installed something, and all >its dependencies, without knowing what they are? >Like: > cd /usr/ports/x11/kde > sudo make install >Seems like maybe the install messages should be logged somewhere specific? > maybe sudo make install | tee lookthroughthislater.txt I guess I should use > tee or > more. >Ah, this is close: > cd /var/db/pkg > pkg_info -M * That's about the same as pkg_info -M -a >You know, at least it tells me for everything installed on my machine, not >necessarily sorted by time or anything. You can, of course, get an approximation by ls -tr on /var/db/pkg (however already installed packages where dependencies are registered get touched, too). Also see script to record what happens on a make install/pkg_add session. > - Jay Kind regards, Hannah.
