I have a much faster internet connection at work than at home. I would run
pkg upgrade at home, and bring the output list to work. I Then I would download the packages and bringing them home to install. However, now that I have updated pkg to version 1.33, this has quit working. For instance, if I bring ghostscript9-9.06_7.txz home from work and copy it to /var/cache/pkg, then run pkg upgrade , pkg ignores the files and downloads them anyway. At that point there exists ghostscript9-9.06_7-37302cad82.txz and a link named ghostscript9-9.06_7.txz is created to it. I brought home over 200 Mb of packages yesterday but couldn't find any way to take advantage of them. Is it still possible?