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Subject: Re: www/apache22 and devel/apr1 circular dependency
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"Philip M. Gollucci" said:

>cd /var/db/pkg ;
>sudo pkg_delete -f apr* apache*
>
>cd /usr/ports/www/apache22
>sudo make clean all install clean

Thanks.

Unfortunately pkg_delete complained that it was unable to remove the
apr* package and running make in www/apache22 results in a loop because
the build system still thinks there is an apr* package installed (even
though there is no /var/db/pkg/apr*).

Running 'pkgdb -F' didn't help.

I'll check with some of the people here who may have some experience in
dealing with this situation.

Thanks,

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