Remove shells/ruby-shell as it is now part of the standard distribution.
(in both Ruby 1.6.4 and 1.7.0)
Mark security/ruby-sha1 broken for Ruby >= 1.7.0, as it is also part of the
standard distribution now.
****IMPORTANT NOTES****
* Notice: This emergency DAT release has been
produced to provide protection for the
VBS/VBSWG virus variant also known as "Mawanella".
* Changed reference to linux-jdk1.2.2 into linux-jdk1.3.0 in the shell script,
since the port depends on linux-jdk1.3.0.
* Fixed a few typos and other issues in the shell script
* No longer installing a link from ${PREFIX}/orion -> ${PREFIX}/orion1.4.5
* Making all directories under ${PREFIX}/orion1.4.5 a+x
* Added one mirror site for the DISTFILE
* Renamed shell script from `orion.sh' to `orionctl' (similar to `apachectl')
* Installing the shell script in the ${PREFIX}/bin/ directory and symlinking
from ${PREFIX}/etc/rc.d/orion.sh to the former file, making sure that the
shell script is +x
* Including the shell script in ${FILESDIR} instead of downloading
PR: 27407
Submitted by: maintainer
< MASTER_SITES= ftp://ftp.hellug.gr/pub/mcrypt/libmcrypt/ \
---
> MASTER_SITES= ftp://ftp.hellug.gr/pub/unix/mcrypt/libmcrypt/ \
(why one couldn't simply use cvsweb to get this I'll never know)
Demanded by: kris
Sending the file by default to the printer is (IMHO):
. counter-intuitive; the name a2ps suggests that the tool converts
ASCII (plus other files) to Postscript, but it by no means gives a
hint that it would print something without asking,
. violating the Unix way; we've got pipes, and people are used to use
them when they want to print something (IMHO there isn't even a good
reason for adding all the -P bloat to a2ps at all, but of course, i
don't suggest changing _that_),
. contradictionary to all the documentation about a2ps since the docs
tell you that it would only start printing if a -P or -c option is
being provided,
. a waste of paper for the brave user who starts the program in the
innocent assumption to get just a Postscript file out of it.
Not objected by: ports@freebsd.org, maintainer
