Now the port uses mozilla-embedded port for html rendering by default, but you
can override it by defining WITH_FULL_MOZILLA (for example if you are planning
to use both mozilla and galeon on the same machine).
WARNING! This port requires M17 to work.
and the score file root:games mode 664. Since the games group has (should
have) no permissions other than to write to game data files, it doesn't
really matter if this is "insecure" (lots of other things which are
setgid games already are).
and the score file root:games mode 664. Since the games group has (should
have) no permissions other than to write to game data files, it doesn't
really matter if this is "insecure" (lots of other things which are
setgid games already are).
REQUIRES_MOTIF case, so it won't picking up unneeded xpm
dependencies when XFree86-4 is being used.
(2) New variable MOTIF_OPEN which depends to x11-toolkits/open-motif
instead of commercial variants. This is for testing only -- I
intend to replace the whole Motif hackery with a normal dependency
to open-motif when it is proved sufficient.
(3) Fix typo in XAWVER, I had the XFree86-3 and 4 cases backwards.
Submitted by: steve
(4) Add BUILD_DEPENDS to devel/imake-4 when USE_IMAKE is set and
XFREE86_VERSION=4. Otherwise ports won't be able to find imake.
Reported by: alex, among others
(5) Make USE_XPM, USE_DGS, USE_MESA and USE_FREETYPE imply USE_XLIB
when XFREE86_VERSION=4. Otherwise some ports can't find them.
(6) Add new target "pre-everything" that is called before fetch. Use
this (instead of pre-fetch or .BEGIN) if you want something to be
done before one of the normal targets are run. Switch perl
version check to use pre-everything, otherwise you can't even
build a 5-current index on a 4-stable machine (for instance).
(7) Add "ruby" to list of valid categories.
Requested by: knu
the ${PREFIX}/share/licq directory with no external permissions at
all while doing the installation, then whack the permissions into
shape later before handing it off to the world. There is no race
condition, but this is under the assumption that the installation
routine doesn't chmod ${PREFIX}/share/licq itself! God only knows,
with this autoconfed, libtooled...
script so that the behaviour of a package installation matches
that of a port installation identically.
Note that, in the package case, we already have a valid run-time
linker hints file for Linux.
