subversion-1.2.0 wants to install apache 2 even when the apache2 user flag is unset. If it needs apache anyways it should not have the userflag. If it does not need it something is wrong. gustavo subversion # equery d net-www/apache [ Searching for packages depending on net-www/apache... ] dev-util/subversion-1.2.0 gustavo subversion # emerge -pv subversion These are the packages that I would merge, in order: Calculating dependencies ...done! [ebuild R ] dev-util/subversion-1.2.0 -apache2 +bash-completion +berkdb -de bug -emacs +java +nls -nowebdav +perl +python +zlib 0 kB
It doesn't need apache2. Assuming you don't have apache 2 installed the pretend stage is also correct. It seems as though equery is broken. That I cannot help with.
If this is correct then portage is also broken, since I don't want apache to be installed and everytime I do an emerge -C apache it tries to install it again on the next emerge -auDv world.
About equery, that's reported as bug #81012. (I'm not sure if this is intentional or a bug / missing feature, but I'm guessing bug.) > If this is correct then portage is also broken, since I don't want apache to be > installed and everytime I do an emerge -C apache it tries to install it again on > the next emerge -auDv world. What do you see if you try emerge -auDvt world? This is a more reliable method for determining what pulls it in.
My bad. info2html was the dependancy, not subversion. The problem is probably with the equery tool. Thanks for the -t option, I didn't know it existed.
