you should be able to see error messages if there are any
Since daemons are started using -d options, you should
normally see no output...
- bumped PORTREVISION, since its a major win being able
to see error messages if there are any
Submitted by: knarf@camelot.de
o USE_LIBTOOL instead of GNU_CONFIGURE;
o add manual manpage installation, this version doesn't install them by itself.
PR: 24578
Submitted by: Roman Shterenzon <roman@xpert.com>
Blessed by: maintainer
PR: 24056,24618
Submitted by: George Reid <greid@ukug.uk.freebsd.org>,
Joseph Scott <joseph@randomnetworks.com>
non-response from: maintainer
honor CC.
o Fix pkg-message, dict client is right at textproc/dict
o Add missing pkg-plist entry
o Really destroy T_USER conflicts. *SIGH*
o Fix dictd.sh startup script. Dictd itself won't generate
any pid file. Thus I use my own trick.
pkg-* reported by: "Donald J . Maddox" <dmaddox@sc.rr.com>
o Portlint
o Resolve T_USER conflicts (trap.h in base system)
o Properly handle CFLAGS
o Add net/dictd-database as RUN_DEPENDS
o Bump PORTREVISION
Approved by: MAINTAINER
"Using tacacs I found that ckfinger() function from maxsess.c module
returns wrong count of current sessions for users with "maxsess"
parameter established in tac_plus.conf. It happens if Cisco access
server works with IOS v 12.x.
On the other hand ckfinger() works well with IOS v 11.x
Here are patches for both maxsess.c and port's Makefile to fix
this problem (but it is just workaround, ckfinger() should be
fully rewritten)."
From me:
changed variable name by prepending string "TAC_", so that tacacs+
ports variables follow an unique scheme.
Please note: this doesn't compile with the new TAC_IOS_VERSION variable
if you have CFLAGS redefined in /etc/make.conf as:
CFLAGS=-pipe -O (or whatever)
You have to use
CFLAGS+=-pipe -O (or whatever)
Mailed to -developers. Am really not sure, what's the culprit here.
Fact is, that a part of CFLAGS get lost when compiling the port,
if you redefine CFLAGS in /etc/make.conf without the "+" sign ...
I personally removed my CFLAGS define in /etc/make.conf as it
defaults to -pipe -O, which is fine for me.
Submitted by: Sergey E. Levov (serg@informika.ru)
note: I tried to build a portname applying to the porters handbook
conventions. Unfortunately it doesn't have a good example for version
numbers like 0.90a. 0.90-alpha would have to be change to 0.90.a.
So I thought it should be done this way for 0.90.a as well.
But then you have to set DISTFILES and WRKSRC (the latter I forgot in
a last minute change, sorry, which broke the port). And even if you
get the port running again, then portlint tells you pretty things
how to do it better ...
All in all. It would be fine to add an example in porters handbook
for cases like 0.90a, which should *not* be changed to 0.90.a !
Submitted by: Josef Karthauser <joe@tao.org.uk>
- update md5 checksum
- make PORTVERSION porters handbook compliant,
had to add DISTFILES so source is still fetchable.
Maybe I misunderstood the description how to transpose version numbers,
maybe the description should be changed, that 0.90a should also be
allowed than to use 0.90.a
- remove PORTREVISION, since PORTVERSION changed
- Better handling of $PREFIX
- Separate directory for configuration files - $PREFIX/etc/smbrowser
- It's under GPL now
PR: 24526
Submitted by: MAITNAINER
their configuration effort and increase network component sharing.
X-Bone discovers, configures, and monitors network resources to
create overlays over existing IP networks.
X-Bone uses two-layer IP in IP tunneled overlays and supports existing
applications and unmodified routing, multicast, and DNS services in
unmodified operating systems. X-Bone also support IPSec within overlays.
Submitted by: Yu-Shun Wang <yushunwa@isi.edu>
Some of the shared library magic is very hackish, however the net-snmp
library building make-fu is hackish as well, so I don't feel bad about it.
This commit also (re-)enables the host module for much more information.
It also fixes a long standing bug where 'snmpwalk localhost public' would
hang.
