both all -m machine and -O > -O1 optimizations such as
(-O[s2-9]+|-m[0-9a-zA-Z]+(=[0-9a-zA-Z]*)?|-O[s2-9]+) since openjade
built with some of these optimizations core dumps when building
some of the /usr/doc files
o Use INSTALLS_SHLIB=yes instead of a post-install ldconfig line
o "UN"echo post-install (prefix lines with @). Cleaner
o Also, fix openjade's complain that it does not find builtins.dls,
point it in the right direction with CONFIGURE_ARGS+=--datadir
o Bump PORTREVISION since there is an improvement fix
Approved by: MAINTAINER
This change allows webmin to be installed/upgraded using binary packages
only. A new pkg-message file will tell the user what to do to configure
webmin for the first time. The procedure is the same after both "make
install" and "pkg_add".
Don't ${MV} /tmp/webmin.sh to ${PREFIX}/etc/rc.d: create it in ${WRKDIR}
instead, and use ${CP}.
If you move webmin.sh, you can't make install/deinstall/install: the last
install will fail because of the missing file. No user visible changes, but
speeds up testing.
When the webmin version changes on the master site, patches for previous
versions may be removed (they are not stored in a version dependent
subdirectory). This means that the port of version A will break as soon as
version B is released, because the required updates disappear.
If the updates are optional, webmin users still get a chance to install the
port without updating their ports collection. It is also easier to support
users because, by default, they will run the same "official" version of
webmin.
PORTREVISION bump: if you reinstall without WITH_UPDATES you will get an
unpatched version of webmin.
login, correct paths).
No PORTREVISION bump: if webmin has already been installed then the
postgresql module must be reconfigured by hand.
These changes are provided as perl regexes in the Makefile, because we only
want to change specific settings that could be shuffled in the next
versions of webmin (the same holds true for the postfix module).
- Cleanup the do-build target.
- Allow the ksh binary to be statically linked but default to dynamic
to support dynamic loading of 'builtin' functions.
Submitted by: Jacques A. Vidrine <n@nectar.com>
Reviewed by: maintainer
option. It appears that resulting binary can't be used on a CPU without
mmx instruction set (for example Pentium Pro).
PR: 25377
Submitted by: Michael Hohmuth <hohmuth@inf.tu-dresden.de>
"Non-I18N-aware old-fashioned application no more supported"
They will retire before 4.3 ports freeze.
Discussed/Approved by: vanilla, foxfair, kevlo, keith, ijliao
