Update to 20020128. This makes the second stage to more utilize the

pkg_which database. (The first stage was 'portsclean -L'.)

Hopefully these tools will support divided/obsoleted/renamed ports
some way in the not-too-distant future..

pkgdb(1):
- Make pkgdb(1) -F provide a user an option to unregister stale
  packages, in addition to deinstalling them.
- Reword: 'remove a package record' -> 'unregister a package', etc. .

pkg_deinstall(1):
- Add a new option:
  -c, --collate
    Check if any of the installed files of each package have been
    overwritten by other packages, and do not deinstall if any.

pkg_which(1):
- Make pkg_which(1) capable of showing multiple file owner packages.
- Add a new option:
  -c/--collate	PKGNAME
    Show files installed by the given packge that have been
    overwritten by other packages.
- Strip -c/-o's argument of PKG_DBDIR and a trailing slash.
- Be less verbose unless -v is given.

pkgdb(3):
- Record and handle files that are installed by multiple packages.
- Bump the DB version.
- Squeeze series of slashes seen in the output of 'pkg_info -L'.
- Show the reason for rebuilding a package database.

1 files changed, 1 insertions, 1 deletions

diff --git a/sysutils/portupgrade/distinfo b/sysutils/portupgrade/distinfo
index 10a9deba7b9..3710acfa326 100644
--- a/sysutils/portupgrade/distinfo
+++ b/sysutils/portupgrade/distinfo
@@ -1 +1 @@
-MD5 (pkgtools-20020126.tar.gz) = 4675d28d8d774a61fb27ecce445aa282
+MD5 (pkgtools-20020128.tar.gz) = ac8a422994b211f3a4397bbb5b62a250