selfupdate to 1.0.5

[Simon Ruderich]

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Juan Manuel Palacios wrote:
>
>     So the only two leftovers are build and sources. I figured it wasn't
> worth moving build as it either has stuff that's already installed or
> builds that failed at some stage (and in any case, everything in that
> dir should be reproducible with the appropriate set of port commands).
> As for sources, it contains the ports tree which I move with the second
> set of instructions (and which we could always refetch in any case) and
> the MacPorts sourcs dir, which not only I cannot move while building
> MacPorts itself but also becomes obsolete right after the upgrade finishes.
> 
>     So, in a nutshell, yeah, you can nuke db/dports ;-)

Hi,

I also removed this directory but after this I had a (minor) problem.
sqlite3 was installed as dependency of another port; it was still listed
with "port installed". But if I typed "port install sqlite3" it didn't
abort but tried to install it and then failed on the activate action
(because the other sqlite3 was still active).

I didn't know why this happened so I just installed macports from source
and removed the whole /opt directory.

Just wanted to let you know of this,
Simon
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