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A good method of knowing when you have out of date packages is to use the utility lintpkgsrc, which can be [[Installing a package with pkgsrc]] installed from pkgtools/lintpkgsrc. Once it is installed use it to check installed packages for newer available versions:
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lintpkgsrc -i
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Scan Makefiles: ................
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Version mismatch: 'dummy' 5.1 vs 5.2
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Version mismatch: 'other_package' 2.5a vs 2.5b
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The results are simple: outdated-package-name currently-installed-version -vs- currently-supported-version
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See also
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[[pkg_chk]] |
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A good method of knowing when you have out of date packages is to use the utility `lintpkgsrc`, which can be installed from `pkgtools/lintpkgsrc`. Once it is installed use it to check installed packages for newer available versions: |
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lintpkgsrc -i |
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Scan Makefiles: ................ |
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Version mismatch: 'dummy' 5.1 vs 5.2 |
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Version mismatch: 'other_package' 2.5a vs 2.5b |
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The results are simple: outdated-package-name currently-installed-version -vs- currently-supported-version |
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See also |
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[pkg_chk](../../tutorial/pkg_comp_pkg_chk) |