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comms/comserv: Remove expired port

comms/comserv
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Muhammad Moinur Rahman 2024-02-29 12:43:34 +01:00
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@ -3001,3 +3001,4 @@ audio/mp3ck||2024-02-29|Has expired: Last release in 2005 and dead upstream, con
audio/mp3rename||2024-02-29|Has expired: Doesn't support ID3v2 tags properly
audio/pm3umpdl||2024-02-29|Has expired: Deprecated utility as this is supported natively in musicpd
benchmarks/ramspeed||2024-02-29|Has expired: Upstream is dead and port is unfetchable
comms/comserv||2024-02-29|Has expired: Abandonware, last release in 2002. Consider using comms/remserial

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SUBDIR += bpl+
SUBDIR += chirp
SUBDIR += chu
SUBDIR += comserv
SUBDIR += concordance
SUBDIR += conserver-com
SUBDIR += cqrlog

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PORTNAME= comserv
PORTVERSION= 1.4.4
CATEGORIES= comms net
MASTER_SITES= https://BSDforge.com/projects/source/comms/comserv/
MAINTAINER= portmaster@BSDforge.com
COMMENT= Access local serial ports via network connections
WWW= https://BSDforge.com/projects/comms/comserv/
LICENSE= BSD2CLAUSE
DEPRECATED= Abandonware, last release in 2002. Consider using comms/remserial
EXPIRATION_DATE=2024-02-29
USES= tar:xz
PLIST_FILES= sbin/comservd etc/comservd.conf.sample \
etc/rc.d/comservd.sh.sample man/man8/comservd.8.gz
.include <bsd.port.mk>

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SHA256 (comserv-1.4.4.tar.xz) = 57760aeb95997d0f94b63d30cebc572846dd03e3a2153c209eb415dc06bcd826
SIZE (comserv-1.4.4.tar.xz) = 26540

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The comservd program provides a facility to access network terminal
server serial ports, such as those available on Xyplex terminal server
models, via /dev device file entries. This allows programs such as
tip(1) to access devices connected to the terminal server serial
ports.
Additionally, comservd can serve up local serial ports to remote
systems, effectively turning the system running comservd into a
terminal server with respect to its own local serial ports.