Cython changes its temporary variable handling and now fails on the file:
kivy/graphics/sahder/pyx
This has already been fixed upstream so just backport that fix.
Also, update the USE_PYTHON et al variables.
PR: 194065
Reported by: John Marino (marino@FreeBSD.org)
Obtained from: https://github.com/kivy/kivy/commit/b2bc566
The rodent project split the code in 3 parts, rodent itself and
two shared libraries, librfm and libtubo.
Librfm and libtubo are new ports because they evolve separately
and can be used by other ports.
PR: ports/193561
Submitted by: rodrigo
Approved by: mentors (implicit)
These will be removed on January 1 2015.
Really ports should not be touching the base system at all.
This option is a big foot-shoot problem:
1. Recent versions of FreeBSD such as 9.3, 10.0, 10.1+, now remove all ssh
files from /usr if you 'make delete-old' with WITHOUT_SSH. This results in
removing the overwrite base files.
2. Uninstalling the package leaves the system with no ssh.
3. Running installworld without WITHOUT_SSH results in overwriting the
package, or giving false-positive 'pkg check -s' errors.
4. The port fails to pass QA checks because it removes system files.
pkg-1.3.8's auto directory handling makes this a non-issue.
We should add a new check to warn of possibly needing @dir for empty dirs
though.
With hat: portmgr
This addresses the local crash from CVE-2014-6277. Note that
the fixes applied in 4.3.25_2 (and upstream 4.3.27) already made
this non-exploitable remotely.
This makes 'bashcheck' [1] fully green now. It had a soft warning
before for CVE-2014-6277.
[1] https://github.com/hannob/bashcheck
Move some python modules deps out of BUILD_DEPENDS (they seem to be
runtime only).
Thanks to Mikhail Tsatsenko <m.tsatsenko@gmail.com>,
Geoffrey Mainland <mainland@apeiron.net> (maintainer)
tcllauncher is a way to have Tcl programs run out of /usr/local/bin under their
own name, be installed in one place with their support files, and provides
commands to facilitate server-oriented application execution.
While there is another wrapper system that also does this, that system produces
a single executable that contains all the code and support files within a
built-in virtual filesystem wrapped inside the executable. Tcllauncher keeps
the support files distinct, typically in a subdirectory of /usr/local/lib
that's named after the application.
WWW: https://github.com/flightaware/tcllauncher/
