micro editor not installed by pkg

Micro looks great. ;)

For some unknown reason pkg install micro or pkg install editors/micro, even pkg install micro-2.0.10_2 not working, - exit with no Errors with:
Code:
The most recent versions of packages are already installed

BUT nothing really by pkg info micro or pkg info | grep editor shows that micro was installed.

pkg search micro-2 give the results:
Code:
antimicro-2.23_3               Program for mapping keyboard and mouse to a gamepad
micro-2.0.10_2                 Modern and intuitive terminal-based text editor
 
No problem on my system ("latest" branch):
Code:
Updating latest repository catalogue...
latest repository is up to date.
All repositories are up to date.
The following 1 package(s) will be affected (of 0 checked):

New packages to be INSTALLED:
    micro: 2.0.10_2 [latest]

Number of packages to be installed: 1

The process will require 11 MiB more space.
3 MiB to be downloaded

Try pkg update -f .
 
Works fine with me (on "latest" repository). What do you get from:
Code:
[1] % which micro
/usr/local/bin/micro
[/QUOTE]
The same
/usr/local/bin/micro

[QUOTE="Erichans, post: 573289, member: 56860"]
[2] % /usr/local/bin/micro
<editor micro starts>
Starts without any problem.
 
Hard to tell. Maybe the previously downloaded package repository catalogue (packagesite.pkg) was corrupted.
Thank You!
This is only one thought that come to my mind...

BUT another IMPORTANT problem come in: WHY packagesite.pkg corrupt ?
Disk are ok (hw raid-5), memory are perfect, no any visible relative errors in syslog... Hm...
 
There. So it's installed. Now look at the output from pkg info -l micro
Installed and working, but I need to know source of problem when it not installed normal way, but only with “-f” key...
Code:
micro-2.0.10_2:
    /usr/local/bin/micro
    /usr/local/share/doc/micro/README.md
    /usr/local/share/licenses/micro-2.0.10_2/LICENSE
    /usr/local/share/licenses/micro-2.0.10_2/MIT
    /usr/local/share/licenses/micro-2.0.10_2/catalog.mk
 
There is no difference between pkg install ... or pkg install -f .... All the -f option does is force a reinstall if the package is already installed.
 
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