its use of tempnam(), but I have not written a patch to correct
it. I told the author about this on 23 September. The port was
updated without my knowledge. Add PORTEPOCH.
overall:
- Allow using regexp in a glob pattern on the spot, by just putting a
regexp preceded by a colon (:).
- Thereby deprecate -E/--regex, which is evil because it changes the
global status. (but the option is still kept for compatibility)
portupgrade:
- Return correct exit status.
[Reported by: Trevin Chow <trevin@mail.com>]
portinstall:
- Read the env variable PORTUPGRADE. (it read PORTINSTALL previously)
pkg_fetch:
- Be even more smart in deciding which to try first, All or Latest.
2) replace installed NetRexxC.cmd with a home grown version
3) add lang/rexx-imc as RUN_DEPENDS due to 2)
4) also, delete both the DOS-only *.bat files and the OS/2-only
nrc.cmd file (which is not really a Rexx file).
5) furthermore, delete the duplicate hello.nrx because:
1. a copy is installed with the documentation;
2. one can't compile it from the same directory java is in
(unless PATH contains .).
6) switch over maintainership to submitter
PR: 30217
Submitted by: John Merryweather Cooper <jmcoopr@webmail.bmi.net>
A whole bunch of little 32-bit related hunks was needed, but now it
passes its own bundled tests (which also needed a little patch for an
unitialized variable) on Alpha. Bump PORTREVISION.
Submitted by: Andrew Gallatin, Doug Rabson
Tested on: beast
code tree is, in the author's opinion, not even ready for a -devel port.
- Bumped PORTEPOCH because of the above.
- Make SPOOLDIR a variable which may be altered by the user at install time.
Submitted by: Mark Tranchant <mark@tranchant.freeserve.co.uk>
o maintainer switched over maintainership to originator due to
school duties (thanks and we hope you will bring more ports :)
Submitted by: Patrick Li <pat@databits.net>
Approved by: MAINTAINER (previous)
- Enable IPv6
- Configure with --without-included-gettext and remove a hack
- Link with iconv for ja-xchat (and other potential slave ports)
- Update to 1.8.3
Approved by: jim (MAINTAINER)
but which I could not repeat on FreeBSD. It may still be a problem, but
it looks like screen was already dropping privilege before the operation
in question.
Submitted by: Roman Drahtmueller <draht@suse.de>
however it goes further that earlier and instead of hanging solidly at
startup tries to launch its components, but goes kaboom (i.e. sig 12) and
dies in agony. Therefore, brave souls with loaded debuggers are welcome to
fix this fscking crap and submit their patches to gnome@FreeBSD.org.
