What's an explanation for this apparent anomaly:
$ port echo inactivebinutils @2.20_0
g95 @0.91_1+darwin_9 gnupg @1.4.10_0
gnutar @1.22_0 hdf5-18 @1.8.3_0
hdf5-18 @1.8.3_1 <snip>
$ sudo port uninstall inactive---> Uninstalling binutils @2.20_0
---> Uninstalling g95 @0.91_1+darwin_9---> Unable to uninstall gnupg 1.4.10_0, the following ports depend on it:
---> p5-module-signatureError: port uninstall failed: Please uninstall the ports that depend on gnupg first.
$ port installed gnupgThe following ports are currently installed:
gnupg @1.4.10_0$ port installed gnupg*
The following ports are currently installed: gnupg @1.4.10_0
gnupg2 @2.0.13_0+darwin (active)$ port installed p5-module*
The following ports are currently installed: p5-module-build @0.35_0 (active)
p5-module-signature @0.55_0 (active)$ port deps p5-module-signature
Full Name: p5-module-signature @0.55Library Dependencies: perl5, gnupg, p5-digest-sha
How is it possible for p5-module-signature to depend on an inactive port? Is this an indication to fix this with:
$ sudo port install gnupg
Password:---> Computing dependencies for gnupg
---> Activating gnupg @1.4.10_0---> Cleaning gnupg
$ port installed gnupg*The following ports are currently installed:
gnupg @1.4.10_0 (active) gnupg2 @2.0.13_0+darwin (active)
TIA,
Darren
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