- Remove "make options", it's not necessary.
- Fix/update FreeBSD-post-install-notes doc.
- Fix both pkg-install and pkg-deinstall to add/delete mailman user in /var/cron/allow
- Use pkg-message as SUB_FILES.
Approved by: mnag (mentor)
bump portrevision since it affects nobody who already is running mailman.
Patches submitted by Brad Kollmyer <bradk AT vitalsoft.com> and
Frank Wancho <fwancho AT WHC.NET>
- Drop maintainership
- Add SHA256 sums (me)
- Pet portlint (rmdir -> ${RMDIR}) (me)
PR: ports/90407
Submitted by: maintainer
read any file on web server.
- Minor port changes
PR: ports/77364
Submitted by: Vivek Khera <vivek@khera.org> (maintainer)
Security: CVE number CAN-2005-0202
- Start using DIST_SUBDIR because of the funkyness of the patch names
- Tweak pkg-plist (duplicate @dirrm/@unexec rmdir, use DOCSDIR, etc.)
- Do not bump PORTREVISION: The default built binaries are unchanged
PR: 57877
Submitted by: Scott Lambert <lambert@lambertfam.org>
Approved by: maintainer
o The recommended GID for postfix is updated.
o Change MAINTAINERship as new address.
PR: ports/56014
Submitted by: Vivek Khera <vivek@khera.org> (maintainer)
vulnerability.
- Add a file, installed to $DOCSDIR, with more explicit post-installation
instructions.
- Update $PKGMESSAGE to point to this new file.
- Add more explicit warnings in various places that MAIL_GID *must* be set at
build time if Mailman is to be used with an alternate (non-Sendmail) MTA.
- Bring port in line with other similar ports by NOT explicitly depending on
Apache. This is both more maintainable and allows the user greater scope
in setting up a custom configuration, including the use of an alternative
web server. (Also, Mailman _can_ be used without a web server.)
- Clean up which documentation files get installed to $DOCSDIR.
- Refrain from installing the GNU logo, which is not used by this port
anymore.
- Bump $PORTREVISION
Submitted by: Vivek Khera <khera@kcilink.com>, Neil Darlow <neil@darlow.co.uk>
- Update $PKGREQ to depend explicitly on Python >= 2.1.3, and not just >= 2.1
- Document required value of $MAIL_GID for Exim4.
- Substantial rewrite of $PKGINSTALL:
- Simplified layout.
- More extensive error checking.
- More expressive and user-friendly output.
- Substantial rewrite of $PKGDEINSTALL:
- Simplified layout.
- More expressive and user-friendly output.
- Delete %%MAILMANDIR%%/data/last_mailman_version in DEINSTALL, and restore
it in POST-DEINSTALL if the entire Mailman installation has not been
removed. This file is required by Mailman's update script (run as part
of the installation procedure) to update active mailing lists.
- Delete the errorlog if it is the only existing logfile. This will
finally allow the mailman port/package to be completely and cleanly
deinstalled when there are no active lists or updated configuration.
- Bump $PORTREVISION, with apologies to those tracking the port.
It should now finally be possible to update a Mailman installation with
active mailing lists simply by deinstalling the port/package, and
reinstalling a later version (or by using portupgrade(1)). There are still
no guarantees, though, and a backup is thorouhly recommended.
- Add patch to Mailman/Defaults.py.in, to correct path to lynx and various
MTAs.
- Change default $MAIL_GID and $CGI_GID values from numerical GIDs to group
names.
- Minor change to $PLIST to ensure clean deinstallation.
- Bump $PORTREVISION
Submitted by: Jan Siml <jsi@jules.de> (Lynx dependency)
- Refrain from invoking ${PERL}
- Call Mailman's distributed check_perms script post-installation to fix file
permissions instead of doing so manually. This is more modular and will
greatly ease maintenance of the port. It implies a level of trust in
check_perms... but then, installing and running any 3rd party software
implies a level of trust.
- Update $PKGDEINSTALL so that running Python processes beloning to mailman
user should be killed correctly upon port/package deinstallation, even when
the version of Python had been updated since the port/package was
installed.
- Fix a small oversight in $PLIST to allow clean package installations (i.e.
where there is not an existing mailman user) to set file permissions
correctly.
Should a user...
- use su(1) or sudo to gain root privileges in such a way that his own
environment is maintained, and
- should that user have the variable USERNAME defined in his environment to
point to his own username (not entirely unlikely), and
- should the user install the Mailman port and immediately deinstall it,
... his own userid will be deleted by $PKGDEINSTALL.
The short-term fix implemented here is to munge the names of the variables
used by the port's Makefile.
- Correctly list image directory in $PLIST, even if the user changes it from
the default.
- Add a WITH_APACHE2 knob and document it.
- Bump PORTREVISION
Submitted by: Volker Stolz <vs@lambda.foldr.org> (security issue)
