I got things figured out from Jay's reply, thank you for the additional clarification though! (all that was needed was uninstalling the active one, installing new one, and cleaning.) Thanks! Garrett On Jan 13, 2008, at 10:15 PM, Ryan Schmidt wrote:
On Jan 13, 2008, at 20:33, Jay Sachs wrote:
On Jan 13, 2008, at 7:11 PM, Garrett Reid wrote:
Other ports seem to depend on it, do I need to delete them too?
If you can afford the time, yes. Just to be clear, I haven't tested this, it's just something that worked in the past when I ran into problems upgrading sqlite3. I did just install it successfully, so I know it builds.
[myhost:~] garrett$ sudo port uninstall sqlite3 .... Error: port uninstall failed: Please uninstall the ports that depend on sqlite3 first.
Or am I going about this wrong? Sorry for being so helpless, I'll get macports figured eventually :P
Just need to "force" the uninstall, with the "-f" flag.
To be more clear: Garret: No, you do not need to uninstall the ports that depend on sqlite3. You can, but you most likely don't have to. Just forcibly uninstall all versions of sqlite3. Then install sqlite3. Run these commands:
sudo port -f uninstall sqlite3 @3.3.15_0+darwin_8 sudo port -f uninstall sqlite3 @3.3.16_0+darwin_8 sudo port -f uninstall sqlite3 @3.3.17_0+darwin_8 sudo port -f uninstall sqlite3 @3.4.1_0+darwin_8 sudo port -f uninstall sqlite3 @3.5.1_0+darwin_8 sudo port -f uninstall sqlite3 @3.5.2_0+darwin_8 sudo port -f uninstall sqlite3 @3.5.3_1+darwin_8 sudo port clean --work sqlite3 sudo port install sqlite3