would not have been picked up if USE_JAVA was set to "1.3+".
The behaviour is now as follows if USE_JAVA is set to
"1.3+":
- If the setting is 1.3+, then use an already installed 1.3
or 1.4 JDK. If there is no such JDK, then set USE_JAVA to
1.3. The FreeBSD JDK 1.4 is preferred over all other
JDK's.
Noticed by: pav
It turned out that the configure target does not need to be
overridable but just RUBY_ARCH does for those who are to use a
hand-built interpreter with modules from ports.
Hint given from: obrien
Approved by: kris (implicitly), and myself
* Include SITE_PERL earlier [2]
* Use the correct versions of autoconf and automake [3]
* Add a PORTDOCS macro for automating installation of documentation files [4]
* Define a default Fortran compiler for each version of USE_GCC [5]
* Fix package builds when WRKDIRPREFIX is set [6]
* Add more comment documentation on default targets [7]
* Fix plist generation in certain cases [8]
* Fix COMMENT/COMMENTFILE checking [9]
* Use SU_CMD for deinstall and deinstall-all targets (provided
INSTALL_AS_USER is not set) [10]
* Define a default WWWOWN and WWWGRP [11]
* Make INDEX builds work even when the port name is the same as a default
target [12]
* Fix the new share/nls/C links [13]
* Don't look in ${LOCALBASE}/lib/compat/pkg for LIB_DEPENDS [14]
* Document package-recursive [15]
* Create a new virtual category, lisp [16]
* Create a new real category, arabic
* Add a new GCCVERSION macro for eaisly tracking compiler version changes [17]
* Abstract out some of the common Apache bits [18]
* Enable the use of USE_OPENLDAP after including bsd.port.pre.mk [19]
* Add a new virtual category, pear [20]
* Add support for randomizing MASTER_SITES [21]
* Don't accept PORTVERSIONS that pkg_version can't handle [22]
* Add support for dynamic pkg-install, pkg-deinstall, pkg-message, and
pkg-req scripts [23]
* Don't redirect stderr when running pkg_info -O. This may help troubleshoot
mysterious "Error 1" messages.
* Fix up the order of the various PKGNAME related macros to be consistent with
portlint [24]
PR: 21885 [1]
51588 [2]
55325 [3]
57778 [4]
55674 [5]
56096 [6]
56355 [7]
56533 [8]
57272 [9]
57378 [10]
57403 [11]
57438 [12]
57488 [13]
57664 [14]
57928 [15]
58232 [16]
58317 [17]
32604 [18]
57529 [19]
56582 [20]
48377 [21]
56960 [22]
58885 [23]
54351 [24]
Submitted by: trevor [1]
eik@fillmore-labs.com [2]
rehsack@liwing.de, ade [3]
eikemeier@fillmore-labs.com [4]
thierry@pompo.net [5]
Palle Girgensohn <girgen@pingpong.net> [6]
edwin [7]
leeym [8]
edwin [9]
fjoe [10]
edwin [11]
eikemeier@fillmore-labs.com [12]
fuyuki@nigredo.org [13]
eikemeier@fillmore-labs.com [14]
freebsd@generalresources.com [15]
linimon [16]
linimon [17]
dinoex [18]
eikemeier@fillmore-labs.com [19]
edwin [20]
seanc [21]
eikemeier@fillmore-labs.com [22]
Reviewed by: eikemeier@fillmore-labs.com [23]
in September 2003 (blackroute.net itself is still there, however); and
packetstorm.org, which on its main page tells you that packetstorm.nl
is the canonical page.
top of the file will note that bsd.sites.mk is ports@ territory,
not portmgr territory.
Hopefully, anyway. It's difficult because everything else in
ports/Mk belongs to a specific entity.
eg)
USE_PYTHON= yes # backward compatible
USE_PYTHON= 2.2 # same as PYTHON_VERSION=python2.2
USE_PYTHON= 2.1+ # 2.1 at least
USE_PYTHON= 2.0-2.2 # from 2.0 to 2.2
USE_PYTHON= -2.3 # up to 2.3. 2.4 is not allowed.
- Introduce a new variable, PYTHON_PKGNAMESUFFIX for ports that is
more popular without 'py-' prefix like Mailman or Zope.
Reviewed by: silence on ports@
