I was confused creating the most recent nmh port patch and
reverted the locking to "dot locking" as I'd thought that sendmail
used that. Upon using the new 'inc' command and closer
examination of sendmail, then mail.local, it looks like "flock"
locking is more appropriate (to match mail.local's behavior).
PR: 15674
Submitted by: maintainer
Documentation update providing current support channels.
No show-stopping bugs fixed, just lots of nits.
Changes to the actual port:
Simplify handling of PREFIX.
Use autoconf.
Use DOT_LOCKING, not FLOCK_LOCKING. (IMPORTANT)
Tweak DESCR to make it more obvious that this is an MUA.
PR: 15423
Submitted by: maintainer
Documentation update providing current support channels.
No show-stopping bugs fixed, just lots of nits.
Changes to the actual port:
Simplify handling of PREFIX.
Use autoconf.
Use DOT_LOCKING, not FLOCK_LOCKING. (IMPORTANT)
Tweak DESCR to make it more obvious that this is an MUA.
PR: 15423
Submitted by: maintainer
FWIW, checkout of these things took 5+hrs, staying on the local
.freebsd.org net w/o hitting the 'net at all.
As promised,
$ time cvs ci
real 67m51.701s
user 0m1.250s
sys 0m5.345s
(lots of bug fixes, plus the port's locking is fixed, and inc will honour
a mode 775 /var/mail).
Also pacify portlint.
Submitted by: Scott Blachowicz (partially)
