# q -r $ qsearch '^mysql$' virtual/mysql Virtual for MySQL client or database $ qsearch -NC mysql | grep dev-db dev-db/lib_mysqludf_fPROJ4 dev-db/lib_mysqludf_json dev-db/lib_mysqludf_log dev-db/lib_mysqludf_preg dev-db/lib_mysqludf_stat dev-db/lib_mysqludf_stem dev-db/lib_mysqludf_str dev-db/lib_mysqludf_sys dev-db/lib_mysqludf_ta dev-db/lib_mysqludf_udf dev-db/lib_mysqludf_xql dev-db/mysql++ dev-db/mysql-connector-c++ dev-db/mysql-init-scripts dev-db/mysql-proxy dev-db/mysql-super-smack dev-db/mysql-udf-base64 dev-db/mysql-udf-http dev-db/mysql-udf-infusion dev-db/mysql-udf-ipv6 dev-db/mysql-workbench dev-db/mysqltuner even though it is here: $ grep '^dev-db/mysql/' /usr/portage/.ebuild.x | head -n 3 dev-db/mysql/mysql-4.0.27-r1.ebuild dev-db/mysql/mysql-4.1.22-r1.ebuild dev-db/mysql/mysql-5.0.91.ebuild thanks Reproducible: Always
In case it's helpful: the --ebuilds (Use the portage ebuild tree) method was used, not --cache (Use the portage cache (default)).
http://sources.gentoo.org/gentoo-projects/portage-utils/qsearch.c?r1=1.41&r2=1.42
thanks :)
