- Use options helpers
- Rephrase options descriptions to modern standards, use default for SSL
- Use shebangfix for popfile.pl and SUB_FILES for popfile.sh
instead of post-patch sed manipulations
Note to users:
From version 1.1.0, POPFile uses SQLite version 3, instead of version 2.
Since database migration to SQLite3 is done automatically, you may better
to backup your ${HOME}/.popfile data before upgrading.
The manual is no longer bundled with the POPFile distribution.
Use http://getpopfile.org/docs/ instead (you may find a link to this
page at the bottom of POPFile Control Center page).
Since POPFile is quite mature product even in version 0.x age, and there
are small changes between previous release, use this ports/mail/popfile
directory for version 1.0.0.
Small change for users who read Japanese email:
POPFile now suports two different Japanese-text-handling library,
Kakasi and MeCab. In POPFile 0.x, only Kakasi is supported.
So introducing two option, 'WITH_POPFILE_KAKASI=YES' and
'WITH_POPFILE_MECAB=YES', to depend Kakasi and MeCab respectively.
Old option, 'WITH_POPFILE_JAPANESE=YES' is still ok and it means
'WITH_POPFILE_KAKASI=YES' for backward compatibility. However,
please update your make.conf (or whatever) to use new option name.
good bugfixes and improvements, so update it just now for 6.1-RELEASE.
For those using SSL support (WITH_POPFILE_SSL is defined): According to
the POPFile version 0.22.4 documentation, POPFile 0.22.4 doesn't work
with IO::Socket::SSL version 0.97 that is in security/p5-IO-Socket-SSL.
I set this ports as IGNORE if WITH_POPFILE_SSL is defined, to avoid
unsupposed failure on SSL support.
If systems that have IO::Socket::SSL version 0.96, don't update to 0.97,
and make this ports with WITH_POPFILE_SSL *undefined*. POPFile will
use IO::Socket::SSL if required by configuration even if WITH_POPFILE_SSL
is defined or not during the build.
- Add WITH_POPFILE_XMLRPC option for XMLRPC module dependency.
- Add WITH_POPFILE_SOCKS, but it's just a placeholder...
(there's no IO::Socket::Socks module in our ports)
- Minor comment cleanup.
- Update patch-Bayes.pm for 0.22.2 (actually comments were changed).
CAUTION: for existing users, edit your ${HOME}/.popfile/popfile.cfg
(or whatever popfile configuration file) as follows:
before: bayes_dbconnect dbi:SQLite:dbname=$dbname
after: bayes_dbconnect dbi:SQLite2:dbname=$dbname
(change the word "SQLite" to "SQLite2")
files/patch-Bayes.pm also added, to use dbi:SQLite2 by default.
Since the contents is changed, bump PORTREVISION.
This commit also introduce a new option, WITH_POPFILE_SSL. Since 0.22.0,
popfile supports SSL connection for clients. If WITH_POPFILE_SSL is defined
(default not defined), add security/p5-IO-Socket-SSL to RUN_DEPENDS.
Please note that this changes is based on PR: 71938, thank you Daniel.
PR: 71938
Submitted by: daniel at dgrund.de (partly)
- The default working directory can be tweaked by user; if
POPFILE_USER variable is defined before, use it simply.
- If POPFILE_USER variable is not defined, the script default
is either ${HOME}/.popfile (old default) or /var/db/popfile
if ${HOME} variable is not defined or defined as null string.
- If ${POPFILE_USER} directory cannot be made, exit with error.
Most casual users shouldn't affect this change, however, the script
itself is changed, so bump PORTREVISION.
Inspired from: http://home.jp.freebsd.org/cgi-bin/showmail/ports-jp/14635
(in Japanese)
Other (minor) changes are listed below:
* Update additional patches also.
* Add new perl module dependency which POPFile newly 'use'ed.
* Add new runtime dependency option, WITH_POPFILE_UPGRADE_FROM_0_20.
If you're using previous version of POPFile, you may want to make
this port with WITH_POPFILE_UPGRADE_FROM_0_20=YES.
* Display compile-time option introduction.
* Introduce popfile.sh, per-user bases startup script. Since v0.21.0
supports multi-user, you don't have to have your _own_ copy of POPFile.
setup-popfile.sh is also removed; it doesn't need anymore.
POPFile is an automatic mail classification tool. Unlike other
email classification tools, POPFile acts as a POP3 proxy server.
Reviewed by: kuriyama (mentor)
