Once we have had time to discuss whether this is the best method to solve
the broken configure behavior on most KDE ports, we will decide whether
to keep this commit or not.
Complained about by: scrappy
If you prefer as simple view as before, you can easily customize so. Enjoy it.
PR: ports/17388
Submitted by: myself
Approved by: Bill Fenner <fenner@freebsd.org> (The original author of cvsweb)
Changes:
- get to install README
- change the maintainter
And because Apache isn't the only web server and the configurations may vary;
- stop trying to check if any web server is installed
- allow a user to specify a cgi-bin directory to install
- stop using icons that Apache installs by default
- rename the script from cvsweb to cvsweb.cgi
Approved by: sada
Change MAINTAINER to myself.
Clean up pkg/PLIST, fix some of the unexec rmdir's and change some of the
@dirrm's to unexec rmdir.
Add USE_LIBTOOL + remove pkg/PLIST *.la.
Actually add WWW: to pkg/DESCR.
Reported by: asami
Approved by: asami
* Add a rc.d start-up script.
* Add a wrapper around the daemon that ensures its running (suggested by
the thttpd author).
* Add a sample configuration file.
* Move one of the echo'ed messages to pkg/MESSAGES for the benefit of package
users.
* You can now 'make search' from a ports subdirectory. This will
will restrict the search to ports within this subdirectory.
* Added an additional search option to search just the port names,
e.g. 'make search name=foo' will only return ports that have 'foo' in their
name.
Approved by: asami
supports X11 library graphics. I will fix it later to allow the
use of OpenGL/Mesa well as the other libraries that Heretic
has been ported to work with in the Unix world.
PR: 17194
proto 94 (IPIP). I've been using this patch for a few weeks now for
tracking down various "things" involving some IP tunnels between some
Cisco 1720/2610 routers and several FreeBSD machines.
Submitted by: Mike Nowlin <mike@argos.org>
