one of two ports that makes us keep lang/gcc34 (which does not even
support FreeBSD 10 and later) and general infrastructure and it does
not even build on FreeBSD 9 nor amd64.
Approved by: portmgr (itetcu, 2013-03-31)
one of two ports that makes us keep lang/gcc34 (which does not even
support FreeBSD 10 and later) and general infrastructure.
Approved by: portmgr (itetcu, 2013-03-31)
- Change maintainer email to @FreeBSD.org
- Change Desktop entry file
- Support STAGEDIR
- Add DOCS Option
- Use only one WWW
Approved by: pawel / wg (mentors, implicit)
port and avoid a package name collision with other GCC ports. This
also allows us to remove LATEST_LINK.
Move to the new LIB_DEPENDS standard.
Sync the debugging output in pre-everything with later GCC ports.
port and avoid a package name collision with other GCC ports. This
also allows us to remove LATEST_LINK.
On the way update to the 20131123 snapshot of GCC 4.7.4.
port and avoid a package name collision with other GCC ports. This
also allows us to remove LATEST_LINK.
On the way update to the 20131121 snapshot of GCC 4.8.3.
- bump PORTREVISION
There is an subversion update on the way and we will see the new
subversion before apache24-2.4.7 so adopt the mod_dav patches
from upstrem.
sizes. It provides three key functions. First it allocates exclusive and/or
non-exclusive access to resources (computer nodes) to users for some duration
of time so they can perform work. Second, it provides a framework for starting,
executing, and monitoring work (typically a parallel job) on a set of allocated
nodes. Finally, it arbitrates contention for resources by managing a queue of
pending work.
WWW: https://computing.llnl.gov/linux/slurm/
PR: ports/184215
Submitted by: Jason Bacon <jwbacon@tds.net>
New modules can be registered here with a simple
file that contains the LoadModule directives.
Additonal Maintaines can write instructions to the
conf file and keep pkg-message short.
As bonus the config file can be installed like every
other config file with a .sample extention so modules
are not disabled during pkg upgrades.
Module config files should begin with three digits
followed by '_' e.g. 100_php5.conf.
The load order can be controlled via the three digits.
Please wait some time before adopting the new directory
so users have time to update and adjust axisting configs
- no revision bump, devel/apr was updated and we will see
apache 2.2.7 in the next days (I only want to have the
modules.d directory adopted)
- add new directory for modules (APACHEETCDIR/modules.d)
New modules can be registered here with a simple
file that contains the LoadModule directives.
Additonal Maintaines can write instructions to the
conf file and keep pkg-message short.
As bonus the config file can be installed like every
other config file with a .sample extention so modules
are not disabled during pkg upgrades.
Module config files should begin with three digits
followed by '_' e.g. 100_php5.conf.
The load order can be controlled via the three digits.
Please wait some time before adopting the new directory
so users have time to update and adjust axisting configs
Changes with Apache 2.2.26
*) mod_dav: dav_resource->uri treated as unencoded. This was an
unnecessary ABI changed introduced in 2.2.25 PR 55397. [Ben Reser]
*) mod_dav: Do not validate locks against parent collection of COPY
source URI. PR 55304. [Ben Reser]
*) mod_ssl: Check SNI hostname against Host header case-insensitively.
PR 49491. [Mayank Agrawal <magrawal.08 gmail.com>]
*) mod_ssl: enable support for ECC keys and ECDH ciphers. Tested against
OpenSSL 1.0.0b3. [Vipul Gupta vipul.gupta sun.com, Sander Temme,
Stefan Fritsch]
*) mod_ssl: Change default for SSLCompression to off, as compression
causes security issues in most setups. (The so called "CRIME" attack).
[Stefan Fritsch]
*) mod_ssl: Fix compilation error when OpenSSL does not contain
support for SSLv2. Problem was introduced in 2.2.25. PR 55194.
[Rainer Jung, Kaspar Brand]
*) mod_dav: Fix double encoding of URIs in XML and Location header (caused
by unintential ABI change in 2.2.25). PR 55397. [Ben Reser]
