- the distributed patches got regenerated to have the correct paths
- disable optimization because of gcc bugs (as recommended by squid folks)
- list a few new --enable/--disable options
fake headers by special long lines aligned to buffer boundary - popper
treat them as separate lines.
Whole code needs rewriting. As workaround increase MAXLINE to the value
sendmail use, hoping sendmail itself not makes longer lines.
2) Fix EUIDL responses not properly \n terminated.
environment variables properly to run VMware, instead of installing it
as a symbolic link to ${PREFIX}/lib/vmware/bin/vmware.
Suggested by: Frank Mayhar <frank@exit.com>
Add $FreeBSD$ on the top of the Hints.FreeBSD file.
Add a link to the official VMware Product FAQ page.
uses PKGNAME as part of the directory structure so the "pre" -> "p" change
screwed up a whole bunch of stuff.
Reported and reviewed by: Scott Allendorf <scott-allendorf@uiowa.edu>
Fixes:
* fix some portname/version checking bugs
* put EXTRACT_ONLY in section 1 checking
* fix multi comment sections at top of Makefile regex
* make portlint pass perl -w (this found a few bugs)
No new features in this version
Changes include:
1) Original author no longer had time to work on bidwatcher. So
someone else took up the code and put it on sourceforge.
2) Bandwidth load taken off people.FreeBSD.org now that we can
get the distfiles off sourceforge instead.
3) Fix URI fennerism.
Note: I'm aware of another bidwatcher fork, particularly the one by Wayne
Schlitt (www.midwestcs.com/bidwatcher), which is at version 1.1.4; however
I've decided to go with the sourceforge version since it actually does
compile on FreeBSD (Wayne's version has some sort of Linux-specific
timezone code, or at least it conflicts with our timezone() function).
I can just hear the eBay freaks cheering this commit on..
since the tarball seems to be available on tucows, we'll move it there
instead of putting it on my people.FreeBSD.org space. This also fixes
the distfile fennerism, and finally we can remove USE_IMAKE! The patches
that have been removed are obsolete due to newer compilers.
isn't 100% ready for prime time, but it works well enough that it should
be fine to use for most things. I'm not sure if I'll have time to fix
the few minor bugs that I know of and give it a good testing today.
Parts of the PORTNAME/PORTVERSION changes were submitted by knu.
Other changes in this version:
* add "-V", version flag
* use getopts instead of parsing @ARGV
- this fixes a bug where you could only specify one flag after the
dash (ie. -c -N would work and -cN wouldn't)
* change some warnings to fatals
* ignore dot directives in Makefile
- this usually reduces the number of warnings displayed when
a Makefile contains .include or .if foo
* don't blame just emacs for leaving around temporary editor files
* don't warn about installing files into /compat
* correct counting of number of chars in pkg/COMMENT
* understand multiple rcsid tags in the comments section
- this allows us to have both $FreeBSD$ and $NetBSD$, for example
without getting funky warning messages
* scope variables with my instead of local so we can use strict to
help us find bugs in portlint
